Anatomy Critiques – Types of Joints

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Anatomy Critiques – Types of Joints

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Stan Prokopenko
In this lesson we slow things down a bit and sit down with Marshall Vandruff to review and critique your assignments on the types of joints.
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@retreaux
6mo
I found this assignment pretty difficult, but it felt rewarding to work through. I'm excited to continue this course.
@romero505
9mo
Hi guys, I would like you to take the time to tell me what it looks like and if it is possible that I can continue with the other bones, I mean if it is enough to be able to start oner muscles on it. Thank you.
@kotka
1yr
I see a lot of mistakes, especially after watching the critique video. I have redone these several times already, and tried to incorporate general advice from Marshall and Stan without redrawing. Initially, I considered using the polished versions but why not show how much I explore? I can't be the only one! At the end of this course, I will revisit this exercise and improve it.
Gian Amir Calibuso
This is traced.
Varvara
2yr
All the assigtments
Manuel Rioja
All the assigments
Freya artist
Hi everyone... well this is the first exercise. I'd like to improve the lines to create a clear and define artline
Sab
2yr
This year I´m doing a 365 days challenge to finally end this course a lesson per day. Every day I will post my progress. To the left the ex. and Marshall answer, to the right my 1° (on my own) and the 2 ° (after seeing the answer) attempt on the 1 assignment. Have a great day everyone and make great things, Day 18 done 347 to come.
Beepbop
2yr
Good luck with the challenge! I will follow you to see if you will make it
Sab
2yr
I have to find a better answer for the wrist in that position.
Child Granny
Marshall blinks like he has to remind himself. Incredible.
@nongthimay31797
here is my exercise, i'm so eager to learn drawing now
Jesse Desuraune Rajol
I tried to study the lower part, rather proud especially compared to the previous ones in terms of line clarity and the understanding of the different joints.
Sandra Süsser
Kinda scribbled along and made notes during watching the video. Just now I realised what I was missing and which I am going to study further: the understanding of the real forms.. like not trying to simplify already simplified forms, but also starting at zero and studying the real bones. Really want to get into my problem area with the arm / forearm (identified in my tracing exercises). Had some aha moments already when watching close to real footage of the supination pronation process in video gif Form - studying with multiple different sources really helps and I know that, but I tend to forget it and need to remind myself more often.
Adam Wiebner
i can totally relate to the process you describe so well. One very helpful “source” i’ve learned to include a lot more in my studying artistic anatomy is studying my own body in motion, (best model- free and always available), like watching intently movement at my knee to understand so many muscle insertions and watching slow motion movement of what happens throughout arm in pronation.
Michelle
3yr
I did some along with the videos, and I did some using the Skelly model on my own to challenge myself with poses I couldn’t check.
CC TV
3yr
I need advice
Mike Karcz
3yr
First go through! I'm thinking I'll need to go through this exercise another couple of times. Critiques welcomed! Thank you!
Alejandro Sosa
looks great! I like how the hatching accentuates the forms
Camellito
3yr
More joint drawings, the second one was a bit more complicated.
James Paris
Here is my attempts for these exercises , now that i watched the critiques i think i'm going to go back at it but with different bones/angles. ( Each assignement can be seen individually in previous pages )
@angiespice
Now I have to go back and do the lessons properly : D
@emikomay
3yr
Super helpful critique session, thank you for this video
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