exercise from imagination: getting familiar with the shapes.

i notice the proportions i used were really off compared to the answer video...

i am having some hard time finding the landmarks.

it took me longer than expected to finish this task... the nuances on the curvature are so hard to distinguish when they move in different directions....

Thank you James Gurney and Stan for giving me the 1st prize! That was awsome experience to see James Gurney giving reaction to my artwork...! It’s like a dream come true! Already watched this youtube video about 20 times😃.

simplifying bones was really fun, almost like drawing robot parts...

this one was the hardest, trying to imagine an object behind the other was a challenge... i guess i struggle also with placing the ribcage in space in relation to the other objects, i will need to analyze this one deeper later on.

i love this perspective assignments, maybe i will redo all of them later with a better understanding of the bones.

Ya that's something that's been on my mind. Not sure how to prevent people from abusing it. The reason this is even a question is because we have some gamification features that are currently hidden (need to test with real data before launching). As you use the site, you get points for most actions and possibly awarded with badges. If people can manually mark things as done, some will abuse it to try to get more badges. Students who are actually here to study and keep track of progress shouldn't have a worse experience just because some might abuse it. So I think we'll be able to figure it out. Just have to give it some thought.

i kind of felt more confident, and imagining not only the muscles but bones and the movement of it was fun... really tough but fun

it is pretty interesting to see how the muscles heads kind of fuse together in the pec when flexed, at least it is the impression i get... i guess its also fat involved in this ?

looking at the interaction between muscles bone and fat its hard without previous knowledge, kind of a tough workout, and in a similar way i hope you get better the more you do it...

a thousand miles journey, begins with the first step... this is a nice exercise to realized that there is so much to learn ahead...