How to Draw Neck Muscles – Form

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How to Draw Neck Muscles – Form

Lesson by

Stan Prokopenko

in Anatomy of the Human Body

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Assignments 31Lesson NotesDownloads 3

Assignment

Your assignment is to do quicksketch drawings of the head, neck and shoulders. Focus on which muscles are active and show their form and motion. You can purchase reference photos found in the Tool or get a free sample pack by signing up to the newsletter on the homepage.

Manuel Rioja

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7mo

My assigments

Ezra

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10mo

Neck

Camellito

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2yr

In these I shaded the drawings of the neck.

Camellito

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2yr

Here are some sketches for the neck muscles.

Lenserd martell

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2yr

All that's left is arms and legs

@viny

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2yr

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2yr

I Know the assignment was to show the simplified structure, but i really needed to get familiar with the anatomy of the neck. Plus, locating the active muscles isn't that hard.

Tsotne Shonia

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2yr

Bruh 😵

Samuel Parker

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2yr

Trying to remember the neck muscles, they are the Semispinalis capitis, splenius capitis, levator scapulae, scalenus medius, sternocleidomastoideus, omohyoideus, sternohyoideus, mylohyoideus, diagastric and platysma muscles. Knowing these muscles helps me with animal neck anatomy, since quadrupeds have broader necks than we do.

Margaret Langston

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2yr

Well...I did this assignment on my own and showed very little. I don't think I did the exercise as prescribed. I'm just trying to locate the simple forms and know what I'm looking at. The demos show drawings that are informed by someone who actually knows the anatomy.

@owlsolar

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2yr

please make the assignment images available for non premium members

Sadie Ward

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2yr

Here is my best go at the assignment. Neck muscles definitely felt overwhelming but I think by the end I was getting a grasp of them overall. I'd love any critique people would be willing to offer!

@angiespice

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2yr

Neck Exercises : )

@viny

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2yr

two weeks of neck studies. Really, drawing the neck is a pain in the neck.

@xander

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2yr

Here's my neck assignment. I drew the neck too wide in some of these drawings.

@mi_milo

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2yr

your representations of heads are lacking fundementals. Stan Prokopenko also made a course about portraits, there you can learn the loomis head method (wich is easy and accurate, almost everyone uses it)

@hiflow

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2yr

The neck is harder than I thought. I often find myself enlargening the muscles because there is a lot of unnatural empty space. If anyone has a critique, I'd be happy to hear it.

@mi_milo

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2yr

Those are some pretty good drawings, you generally match the energy/flow. But there are some things which aren't correct. (at least I think). In some poses the sterno will be stretched. For example, in the last picture, you drew the sterno in a smooth flow, but it will actually be stretched. Also, in general, you can draw the levator a lot bigger at the clavicle. It will usually take up half the space. Lastly, your trapizius can go bit futher on the head, and remember that that part will follow the flow of the spine.

@hiflow

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2yr

oops, I messed up the origin point of the sternocleidomastoideus >.<

Nihi Sus

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2yr

please ignore this bad assignment which is drawn too much from obersation and not really a study but rather a really simple and sketchy sketch, but the confusion was too big than to do anything else, I still only feel and see the sternocleidomasteriod... I'll learn more by following the examples and watching the critqiue

Madelyn Kuipers

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3yr

Assignment 01 - Neck Muscles Not 100% sure of these placements but they feel pretty close. Feedback and critiques welcome and appreciated!

CHARLES DEIGHAN

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3yr

Here's my neck muscle assignment. It's a hodge podge of different things.

Luke Ng

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3yr

Here are some of my assignment Images. I struggled a bit with the placement of the hyoid bone and the muscles that attach to it. Also, In other text, I see that the muscles attached to the hyoid appear thinner than those shown in Stan's demos Feedback is greatly appreciated!