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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.
LESSON NOTES
In this lesson I show you how to practice drawing the Forearm.
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Forearm-Assignment-Example-2-1080p.mp4
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I needed to flex the forearm more than I did, but that aside, I'm really enjoying studying the arm muscles. They are complex, but fascinating.
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3yr
Really nice!
- The shapes could be a little more like the reference, and the arm a little more flexed.
Cheers!
I think I was on the right track but big improvement after drawing with Stan's demonstration.
With the twisting of muscles in pronation, adduction etc. I find it hard to imagine which muscles still are visible. Not content with the drawing of the hand, but here’s assignment 2 (- haven’t watched the vid yet).
Just watched the vid and it seems that I placed the flexor digitorum wrong. And there's no ECU. But then must the furrow also be in the wrong place in my drawing (because it separates the extensors and flexors).
So more study and I guess better posting after watching the vids...
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4yr
Looking good!
- I think I would make the Pollicis group thinner and less round, maybe by sharpening the core shadow. It looks a little "bubbly" at the moment
Hope this helps :)
2021/9/23. Good morning everybody. Here's my assignment (first attempt) for this section. I think the profile of the ridge muscle is wrong. Thanks.
