Brent Eviston
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Marco Sordi
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added comment inDetermining Proportions
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2024/10/6. Good afternoon everybody. Here’s my first assignment for this section. Thanks.
Marco Sordi
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2024/9/30. Hi everybody. This is my last assignment for today. In the first attempt I started from the head but it took me long time to make it as close as possible in the right angle with right proportions. So I didn’t have enough time to draw the rib cage and the pelvis. In second attempt I used the same approach Brent uses in the video, starting from the big volumes then move to the small parts. Thanks and have a nice week.
Marco Sordi
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2024/10/7. Good morning everyone. Here is my assignment for this chapter. I admit that I didn’t use proportion measurement and triangulation like Brent did in his video. If I indulge in it too much, I usually end up drawing a stiff, immobile figure. Since I like to exaggerate gesture and accentuate the proportions of certain anatomical attributes like breasts, hips, and thigh width, I usually use proportion measurement and triangulation with caution. Thank you.
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This is tough! I think my centerlines are too curvy/ unbelievable on the first three? I've also been working to slim up the torso as I was making them way too wide. Sensei Brent please critique :)
Martin Vrkljan
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I used a 3D model, too. The one available from Proko anatomy course is pretty nice.
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2024/9/27. Good morning everybody everybody. Here’s my assignment for this section. Thanks.
@jvuozzo
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Hi Brent. When you say “Pay attention to the inner curves of the action lines” can you elaborate? Do you mean the general bend in the leg or the twist of the torso for example?