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Founder of Proko, artist and teacher of drawing, painting, and anatomy. I try to make my lessons fun and ultra packed with information.
LESSON NOTES
This drawing demonstration shows you how to draw the anatomical forms of the biceps.
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Biceps-Assignment-Example-3-1080p.mp4
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Okay, so I didn't do it right (I just saw the first minute of the Critique Video). This should be a quick(er) sketch and should not be done before you see the example videos. I didn't draw along, draw it from the photo, but still. Next time better.
2021/9/7. Hello to all. Here is my second attempt for this assignment. I tried to draw as correctly as possible the point where the deltoids and the brachialis meet on the humerus. Another point I have paid particular attention to is the way the biceps and brachialis overlap near the joint bearing in mind that the brachialis attaches to the ulna while the biceps attaches to the radius. For this reason, the effect of the brachial plunging under the bicep is so evident in my drawing. For shading I looked at Stan's example. Thanks for any advice or suggestion and have a good day.
2021/8/26. Good morning everybody. Here's my assignment. I don't like shadows the way I drew them. I'll do better in my second attempt. Thanks and have a good day.
