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This video is assignment example 5 of how to draw the neck.
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I have a question. Doesn’t the splenius capitis have the same insertion point as the sternomastoid, therefore the sternomastoid should be overlapping the splenius capitis? Even in the 3d model the sternomastoid is overlapping splenius capitis. Then why in Stan’s drawing they are drawn beside each other? He didn’t just do it in one pose, he did this also in neck assignment example 2.
Which one you say is the splenius capitis in your drawing?
I see that the sternocleidomastoid overlaps it there. And it does also in Stan's drawings. So both are correct.
The one that is drawn beside it here is the trapezius muscle. Or am I wrong...??
2021/7/27. Hi everyone. Here's my assignment for this section. Thanks for any advice or suggestion. Have a good day.
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Hi @Marco Sordi, really nice study!
- I think the sternomastoid should have a different crosscontour. When I imagine touching the model with my hand, the muscle is going away from me as it descends to the sternum. (see attached image)
I hope this was helpful :)
