Doing tracings over photographs is a great way to tests your knowledge of the muscles. Check out our new lesson to learn how.
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@chinanoahli
10d
@jakobg
4mo
John James
8mo
JooYoung Choi
9mo
Learning a lot from the videos, I also like working out and lifting weights, and it is neat noticing all the muscles and names from my work out videos connecting to the vocabulary you are sharing :)
Gannon Beck
9mo
Last tracing.
Bob Mussini
10mo
I didn't even dare try to guess the fiber lines
@catpat45
10mo
Camilo Garcia
10mo
Javier Alfonzo
10mo
Last assignment #5. Critiques are welcome.
I can definitely see the skills acquired by doing anatomical tracing. This exercise is not mere copying something mechanically, it's in fact a total awareness of where the muscle are identifying the boney landmarks. I'll continue to do this simple yet powerful exercise.
Tom Simpson
11mo
@lily0428
11mo
@headchala
11mo
Adela Stopka
11mo
#5 :)
S R
1yr
Attempt #5.... I tried, haha! The back is extra hard.
Joshua Johnson
1yr
Overlay 5
@deathbyjay
1yr
Johnathan
1yr
Revisiting anatomy course. Happy to receive and give feedback :)
Jackie B.
1yr
@pencilstudent
2yr
Just did one since I know none of the muscles yet. I will keep redoing these as the knowledge increases.
@3dpixelpaul
2yr
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Founder of Proko, artist and teacher of drawing, painting, and anatomy. I try to make my lessons fun and ultra packed with information.