Obliques Assignment Examples Part 2 - Draw Models
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In this video I will show you how to practice drawing the oblique muscle from a model.
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This is my obliques exercise via the model studies. With the references I was using I sometimes found it difficult to see any significant definition in the obliques, but I put them in as best I could anyway. I think I might be making my six packs too uniform? Feedback on these would be useful if anyone gets the chance.
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Nice!
In the drawing to the right in image 1, I might recommend redesigning the oblique bundle lines, with showing the egg form of the ribcage and guiding the viewers eye through the pose, as top priority. I would also make them lighter, to not compete with the contours of the major forms. As a rule of thumb, major forms --> darker lines, variations on the major forms--> lighter lines. You could also play with line weight to communicate stuff like proximity to the viewer, force, sharp or soft object, etc.
Hope this helps :)
