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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
Here's an example of a muscular yet dynamic arm drawing. A lot of students have a hard time keeping the gesture when they make the muscles bigger.
Some Tips: 1.Construct with a balance of straights and curves 2.Look for asymmetries 3.Find the main gesture in the beginning and design the muscle shapes to help that gesture.
If you missed the last lesson or want a recap of the triceps, you can go here.
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First one does look a little bit stiff but it's not really noticeable. Your shape design on it is cool.
I like how you did the second one, looking at it i can really feel the weight and pressure in the arm. I will say the wrist looks a little too curved (but I haven't learned the anatomy for that part of the arm well yet so if some else has told you otherwise, listen to them)
unfortunately I don't know enough about triceps to be able to help you with those, hopefully someone else can lol.
keep up the good work!
2021/9/13. Hi all. This is my first attempt for this example. And I'm not really happy with the result. I totally confused the lateral head with the brachialis. I'll do it again after watch Stan's video. Thanks.
