Types of Joints Assignment Example 1
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LESSON NOTES
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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This is my attempt before watching the vid and comparing mine to Marshall's guide.
Ps: can anyone pls tell me if that (the thing i note) is actually scaphoid or not? Ty in advance!
This is my attempt before watching the vid and comparing mine to Marshall's guide.
Ps: can anyone pls tell me if that (the thing i note) is actually scaphoid or not? Ty in advance!
Almost got that wrong too... Think it's the trapezium bone and the scaphoid is hidden behind the radius in this drawing. (?)
(The image is from Kenhub)
0:14 Marshall is so humble TvT He's literally the teacher and still says "This is my attempt to do the assignment". Love him. Im so inspired
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.
