Anatomy of the Pelvis

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Anatomy of the Pelvis

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Stan Prokopenko

in Anatomy of the Human Body

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Assignment

Use a simple representation of the pelvis as a bucket. In the next lesson, I’ll show you how to break it down further to construct the minor forms of the pelvis. In the meantime, fill a page with buckets from various angles. Premium Anatomy students, you can login to your account and use the 3D model of the bucket and pelvis as reference. Spin it around and draw the bucket! If you’d like to sign up for the Premium Anatomy Course, go to proko.com/anatomy

Laura Avino

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Doing buckets and not just cylinders was harder than i thought 😅

@fifiyellow

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20d

Here are my buckets.

Ernesto Palma

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19d

Glad to see you´re tackling Anatomy! It´s quie an advanced subject for drawing because we need to be very familiar with drawing fundamentals. In this case you will find it much easier to draw the bucket once you understand the fundamentals of Perspective! Scary as it may seem, they are only tedious, not so scary! Check out what Proko has for free and if your feel up to it, there are lots of free resources and even premium courses here to check out! If old books are your thing, I recommend Perspective Made Easy! It was a game changer!

Martha Muniz

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20d

Great mileage! Just keep an eye on the curvature for both ends of the bucket, as unless you look at the bucket shape exactly at eye level, the tops and bottoms will look like ellipses. It helps to draw through the bucket, as if it were an X-ray or transparent, so you will see both sides. It also helps to use the 3D model to practice drawing this form. Keep at it! :)

Joseph Osley

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1mo

Bucketing

Olga K

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2mo

Practicing in drawing buckets.

Joseph Osley

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1mo

These are superb.

SolisUmbra

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2mo

My page of buckets drawn from imagination

Waner Hoogleiter

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3mo

@aeyt

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5mo

Moving on from the spine for now and revisiting the pelvis lessons for the first time with the premium course! A couple ones from imagination today.

Rachel Dawn Owens

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5mo

Nice! These are wonderful. You did a great job simplifying the forms. I think the curve going around the back of the pelvis would be higher. Keep it up!

Rachel Dawn Owens

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5mo

Nice! These are wonderful. You did a great job simplifying the forms. I think the curve going around the back of the pelvis would be higher. Keep it up!

hArtMann

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7mo

The 3D model was pretty helpful.

Arman Jucutan

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7mo

Hello everyone, here is my work this assignment. I've had some trouble with the perspective. Please let me know if there are any improvements I can do! Thank you in advance kind stranger

@dooby

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7mo

Bookit

Rachel Dawn Owens

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7mo

Very nice 👍

@nemuiyo

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10mo

Waner Hoogleiter

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10mo

John Kavvadas

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10mo

Сухроб К.

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6mo

Fck so nice

@dooby

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7mo

Hot Diggity Dog nice shading bro. The bucket legit looks like a 3D Blender model slapped right on the page

Marco Sordi

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11mo

2023/2/4. Good morning everybody. Here's a study of the pelvis and its parts. Thanks and have a good Sunday.

Сухроб К.

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6mo

Do you really need drawing course? You draw amazing

Adela Stopka

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1yr

3-pointed perspective and elipses? Wau, real challenge :) I Started with square frustum (for me deformed cube with smaller base). Into this shape I added elipses. It was really hard (to draw nice ellipses when I know only 4 points) but I understood how it behaves. After that I started with ellipses and added perspective and rubber bands. Much simpler, fewer steps and much faster. Now the reall challenge will be to catch the proportions of height/length of the bucket :)

Nicolas Ladouceur

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1yr

Re-visiting this exercise after a long time. After going back and learning more about perspective helped with this, but I still got ways to go on my cylinder forms.

Gannon Beck

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1yr

Very cool. Good for you, doubling down on perspective. It will help you solve so many problems.

@kotka

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1yr

A hard but quite fun exercise! First I failed but then found a formula that worked best for me: 1) Establishing vanishing point lines 2) Drawing the ovals within 3) "Cutting" off the part that is not necessary.

Samuel Sanjaya

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1yr

re-visit the pelvis construction again. Bucket shapes is still hard for my head to get it. especially on a certain angle. It's the way it tapers and squish that makes it confusing to draw in angles for me. I hope i can get some feedbacks on this. For now I'm probably gonna stuck with boxes for a while