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Anatomy Tracings is one of the assignments we'll be doing throughout the course. Here's a fifth example of how to do one.
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Doing tracings over photographs is a great way to tests your knowledge of the muscles. Check out our new lesson to learn how.
this took me 10 days to finish—I tried to do it on my own before watching and following Stan's guide, and I referenced a 3D anatomy website to compare the muscles. Seeing how long it actually took me to finish only one lesson made me feel a little down at first but it might because I was being a little too assiduous, plus, I learnt a lot so it's okay. Thank you Stan for the great lesson, thank you Melanie & João Bogo for your great help!! [hapi hapi hapi hahaha]
* the way Stan starts with the scapula as a scaffolding of the muscles is really helpful. I was mind-blown seeing how they all apparently interconnect with each other.
my favorite muscle of which I just learnt about the existence todaay is the sternocleidomastoid
Hello guys, I'm pretty confused with the position of the left teres major (which i marked (?)). Are my notes correct, can someone pls tell me? Because as I compare its position to the anatomy 3D model, the teres major looks vastly different—it is much smaller.
Is it because of the man's arm position? or that he just has big teres major? Maybe both, right...?
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Yeah I think both anatomy and arm position is a good answer, although the model's teres major is much larger that average. It's easier to locate on very muscular models, and less apparent on models that have little muscle mass.
02:29 the tendon that attaches to the bottom ridge of the spine of the scapula. It's a pretty complex area because right around that corner of the spinous scapula, the trapezius turns. 'It attaches to the top ridge and then it turns and then with a tendon it goes back up and attaches to that same ridge but on the bottom side.'
I honestly don't understand what Stan was saying here, especially the quotation part (@_@) like "what, what ridge ???"maybe I'll understand later, I'll try not to be a perfectionist... So this is just a note...
It will make sense when you study the scapula and then trapezius. Basically the scapula is triangular plaque with a ridge that goes to the shoulder. The middle part of the trapezius will attach to the top of this ridge and the lower part will attach to the bottom. Look at the 3-d model of the scapula and the 3d model of the trapezius. You'll understand when you see it
This is very good. You took the time to name each muscle and color coded it.
Keep drawing, it will get easier with time
Best regards
Mine is on the left prokos in the right! Advice and critique pls! How do i know what muscles to ignore and which to place?
The last tracing. I had been avoiding digital, but this exercise helped improve my linework, and it now feels less awful to draw digitally.
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Nice back study. Backs are so fun to draw.
The triangle of auscultation is a landmark I like. From These two triangles, you can find the Traps, Lats and Scapula.
Keep it up! 👍
