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About instructor
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 video I will show you how to practice drawing the Pelvis.
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Example #6 - 1080p.mp4
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Some “imagination” construction practice from the back. Very hard. The viewpoints looking up at the pelvis especially make my brain explode. Post watching the demos but still pre watching the critique.
Test from memory and study of the pelvis example 6 from the real version as well as from the video in different extreme perspectives.
Example copy. It was fun doing all of them. Love to follow the process in the examples
I copied the demos also. But feel like i understand what I am doing more when I do my own studies
I have a question about this example. Is the sacrum supposed to be higher? When Stan originally explained the placement, he stated the top of it was 1/3 of the way from the top of the bucket. I know he moved it “down” from the initial mark he made to show it was a bit deeper into the bucket form, but it still seems like it is too low. Am I just not understanding the perspective correctly?
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@Benjamin Goerge @Stan Prokopenko In my eye, it feels like the initial mark to place the sacrum (at 01:09) might have gone up by just a bit to meet the 1/3 upper point.
