Types of Joints Assignment Example 1
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In this first example, Marshall Vandruff explains the joints of the foot and how to draw them as simple forms in perspective.
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In this first example, Marshall Vandruff explains the joints of the foot and how to draw them as simple forms in perspective.
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Nothing to feel insecure about. These look great.
One of my attempt after watching demo.
Also tried few from different angles and joint positions with using skelly.
My attempt after using marshals video as reference, I got some things right on my initial attempt which I was proud of
This was a valuable breakdown by Marshall, I watched it and tried to recreate the joints he discussed from memory. Some success, some random. This video is valuable, though I wish Marshall had recorded while he was constructing. Cool stuff though, I've gotta work on my spheres, moving onto the next video!
so... what's / where is the assignment..? I see a demo, but what's the actual assignment here?
Took me a moment to find it too.
But back on the "The 6 Types of Joints" video, right beneath it in the web browser, there's an "Assignments" tab to the left of the "Lesson Notes" tab.
Details/instructions for this assignment are listed there.
I really like how u drew it like the mechanic instruction, feel like the forms re well drawn with great educated guess
The first time I attempted this course I was super confused and didn't even understand the assignments correctly. It is making a lot more sense now, although I am sure that I am still misunderstanding a lot.
This is part of my arm bone study for the hinge joint - simplified connection of the humerus and ulna. Ive drawn the assignment but I want to redo it so that the design is consistent with these before uploading it.
...and here is the sketch of assignment photo 1. I drew it too small so I drew the hand bones on a separate sheet at a larger scale...
Here is a second attempt at sketching the elbow from memory, again, based on the simplified forms that i posted first.
Here are some sketches of the assignment from memory. It was initially a black color pencil on printer paper. I later used a photo editor only to reposition the sketches, add margin space, fade out some line work, and crop out two separate images. (edit: I based these on the simplified forms that i posted first.)
Just following Marshall's example because I have no idea how to actually do any of it on my own. BUT! Will be a good exercise to construct later ones on my own for practice. Face is me thinking of how I would figure it out.
Here is my Types of Joints Assignment Example 1 homework. I was not exactly sure what to do so I tried breaking down the parts of the arm and creating an arm in a different position. All advice is greatly appreciated.
Hi guys, I would like you to take the time to tell me what it looks like and if it is possible that I can continue with the other bones, I mean if it is enough to be able to start oner muscles on it. Thank you.
