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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.
DOWNLOADS
Forearm-Assignment-Example-5-1080p.mp4
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Man, just when I think I've got it. This pose caught me out in a couple of places, so I had to watch the video a few times. I think I'm going to have to do more studies than the supplied references to make this really sink in.
I think I'm getting the general ideas down but looking to improve my ability to describe the 3D quality of the muscles themselves.
2021/10/9. Hi all. This is my second attempt for this section. Thanks and have a good Saturday.
2021/9/30. Hi all. Here's my first attempt for this assignment. I tried to find all the muscles that should be visible in this pose but half a way I've got confused. Sorry. I'll try to do better in my second attempt.
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4yr
This was hard! I tried to do a tracing myself and realized that I have to study this pose more. Watching Stan's example was really helpful. In your notes you wrote that you couldn't see the separation between the brachioradialis and ECRL. Stan didn't indicate that in his drawing, so I attached my tracing. I think I got that pretty accurate
Hope this helps :)
