Tackling this reference after watching the video. I was struggling with where to place the acetabulum, but I think if you find the center of the right plane, that will be the edge of the acetabulum, and that is 1/2 of the front quarter of the pelvis? I think I placed it correctly on the page from March 27th. (or should it be bigger?) My other struggle is, if the simplified pelvis is equally thick, why should it have a straight line on the outside, but a curved line on the inside? Any tips on wrapping my brain around this concept? Thanks all! PS: potential site bug? I've been trying to attach images to this post and they do not appear to show up. I've resized the images, but no luck.

i did the one on the left yesteray by myself after watching the tut! Today i watched this video and drew this! I think i got pretty close (current one is on the right)

I did the first page with references utilizing the cube then bucket and the the bones . the second one was from imagination, I couldn’t remember the the part and forms but somehow I expressed the idea

It’s not easy, and I have a question: how do I determine the height of the entire pelvis? Somehow mine seems to be too high.

Assigment 1

Assignment study 1

Test from memory and study of the pelvis example 1

My copy of the example!

I love to copy the demos.