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@annyyyyy
I've done these anatomy drawings in a class at the academy, but idk, I'm not that satisfied something is missing..
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Steve Lenze
Hey annyyyyy, Nice job on these drawings, especially the second one, it has great dimension. The thing I noticed the most is that you need to use anatomical details to help sell your perspective. The way a muscle wraps around the form, or creases in the skin can help show perspective. Also, in the first drawing, the figure is lacking any sense of structure. Try looking for places to put corners and other details to show the underlying structure of the body or form. Make sure in a symmetrical pose like this one, that both sides of the body are close to being the same. I did a quick sketch and diagram to show you some of the things I am talking about, I hope it helps :)
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1yr
FINALLY!!!! This is what I've been looking for!! 😭 Can I ask another question? I have some anatomy books for example the "Morpho" book series and a book called "Man's structure manual of artistic anatomy" but I have a HUUUUGE problem with books: I don't know how to use them!! I feel like that just copying the poses and the muscle doesn't help me at all, I can only draw by copying, but I want to learn how to draw also from imagination. My academy doesn't teach that, I feel that I need something else for my artistic journey, that will make me improve even more. How to use an anatomy book? Anyway your critiques always helped me so so much I'm so glad thank you🙏
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