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Daisy Kerns
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3yr
added comment inHow to Draw the Spine
Should I be focusing on exaggerating more? Or should I be focusing more on accuracy? Cause when I try getting it accurate it gets stiff but when I exaggerate it gets less accurate but captures the motion better.
ailbhe (al-va) fearon
3yr
Probably start with accuracy and then you’ll be able to exaggerate more freely
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I might have done more work then I should have but I’ve been wondering if I got all the joints down.
migut have over done it with the work but I was wondering if you’d be willing to check if I got all the joints down.
Daisy Kerns
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4yr
I did this whole homework before hand not doing it corectly until I did the last part of the assignment which made me realize I was supposed to reference the joints rather then the answers and that the answers were for comparing for when your done rather then while you are doing it. Any pointers on this particular drawing?
Daisy Kerns
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4yr
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4yr
@John Kerns Forms look nicely 3D overall, but there's an issue on how the wrist is designed. The big concave plane that makes up the wrist joint is actually part of the Radius bone (the one that twists on top). Also, try to draw the elbow (Olecranon) a bit wider, flat and more like a hinge joint instead of a pivot. Here's Marshall drawing from the "answer videos" for you to compare (make sure to check out the other examples too in the video). Hope this helps!
I really like the third one's pectoral muscles and that you had 3 sections layered off for the origin spot.
