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Johannes Schiehsl
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7mo
Mermaids!? Well - I can't resist! 25 minutes is not much - but the reference images are lovely!
@jamesofthejungle
7mo
these are great
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7mo
I had a lot of fun drawing these mermaids! The first three are 15 minutes drawings and the last one took about 25 minutes.
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7mo
This is my attempt at a mermaid. I tried to lay in the shadows too, but I'm not sure how light reacts underwater. I really need to practice more!
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Assignment 01 - Arm Bones
Getting back into anatomy, forgot how much problem solving is required!
Any feedback is welcome and appreciated! Thanks!
For the number 5 arm, Stan outlines what that should look like in either the assignment videos or the submission critique video. The humerus needs to be longer.
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1yr
It would be nice to be able to download these as an .obj file or something. As long as theyre on this site it's not necessary, but It might be good to have them as downloads. I just want to emphasize though that this course is so good, I've been using it for well over a year.
I have a question about the pelvis. I'm posting it here, but part of my question can be seen in the videos on spine anatomy. When Skelly bends over to touch his toes, the entire pelvis is pushed backward. I'm having trouble wrapping my head around why this happens. I know the spine can lean forward or arch forward without that happening, but It seems impossible for normal forward bending over to happen without this pushing back kind of cupping motion of the pelvis and I'm not sure how to really understand what is causing that to happen. Maybe its the innervation the muscles to cause this motion to happen. It feels like the gluteal muscles have to relax and the knees have to lock, but Im trying to understand this motion better as it directly effects imagining the pose of the pelvis correctly. Any help is indeed appreciated.
2yr
I would just say that when you ghost the rest of the body, spend a little more time with proportion or position. I'm looking at that 3rd one in particular. The focused forms look good though.
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2yr
Lines look nice and clean but the femur needs a longer neck for that greater trochanter