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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
This drawing demonstration shows you how to draw the anatomical forms of the Triceps.
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Triceps-Assignment-Example-2-1080p.mp4
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5mo
The muscles are looking right. The origins and insertions are going in the right places.
For the bones, I used the Skelly app to show how they might look in this position.
I hope this is helpful. Keep up the anatomy studies!
I wish you spoke during the assignment examples. I'm having a really hard time defining which muscles are which.
Trying not to get carried away in other parts of the drawing and focusing on the area of study
2021/9/15. Good morning everyone. This is the second attempt for this section I drew after watching Stan’s demonstration. Thanks.
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4yr
Awesome!
2021/9/9. Goodmorning everyone. This is my first attempt at this section. In the mid-brachialis I saw a marked change in the surface but I didn't understand why. Eventually I realized that it could be a muscle rising from the forearm that overlaps the brachialis. Since I haven't studied the forearm muscles yet, I'm not sure. Thanks.
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4yr
Hi @Marco Sordi, nice study! yes, that is a forearm muscle.
- It would be nice if you sligtly separated the teardrop shaped body of the lateral head and it's tail, to give it more structure.
- I think that the long head is peeking out behind the later head
I hope this was helpful :)
