How to Draw Obliques – Form

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How to Draw Obliques – Form

Lesson by

Stan Prokopenko

in Anatomy of the Human Body

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To get good at anatomy, you have to practice. You can get feedback on your drawings from the Discussions. So, here’s your assignment for this lesson.

Part 1 is to do quicksketch drawings from model photos. Try to find a variety of bending, twisting, flexed, or relaxed poses where the obliques are clearly visible. You can get a free model sampler pack by subscribing to the Proko Newsletter. I also have a lot of model photos available at here.

Part 2 is drawing obliques over Skelly. Using the Skelly app, you can pose Skelly however you want. Save the pose to your pose library and export the image. I’ll post some assignment examples in the next video.

@robot0906

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25d

Some drawings based of the assignment while using the references from proko and other ones. The reason why they are no serratus muscles is be a because was focusing on the obliques.

Waner Hoogleiter

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5mo

@nemuiyo

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8mo

@cocoahere

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9mo

I don't have much time to practice normally, but how is this?

@cocoahere

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9mo

Alejandro

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9mo

Ezra

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11mo

Obliques pt 2 - made more sense as i went along

Manuel Rioja

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1yr

Mi assigments for this leson.

Gian Amir Calibuso

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1yr

Shannon Stone

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2yr

Oblique sketches from model poses

Shannon Stone

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2yr

Photoshop obliques on skelly poses.

Samuel Parker

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2yr

Model drawings plus the robobean and anatobean drawings

Samuel Parker

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2yr

and the skelley tracings

Tsotne Shonia

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2yr

And here's my submission for these obliques assignments I colored the obliques in the first part, and omitted shading in the second part

Mike Karcz

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2yr

Would love some critiques/feedback! Thank you!

Steve Lenze

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2yr

Hey Mike, I think you are trying to draw details too early, as a result your drawings are lacking structure and a 3D quality. I did a quick sketch over your first figure to show you how we build the body out of 3D shapes first, then add our anatomy and details. Study what I did and try it on your next drawing. I hope this helps :)

@jahne

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2yr

I think it's great, I would just recommand more smoothness and suppleness

Margaret Langston

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2yr

Wow, maybe I should've watched this video before I did assignment 2. Maybe it doesn't matter. I don't know.

Sandra Süsser

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2yr

Obliques lesson notes and studies (this time focusing on the serratus intersection)

@angiespice

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2yr

@kugeltisch

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2yr

That was nice :)

Kimi

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2yr

Jesper Axelsson

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2yr

Hi @Kimi, really nice studies! - In the top row drawings, did you start by first sketching in the major form of the obliques, before adding the digits? I feel like it got a little lost in the detail. When adding details, such as digits, try to use them to clarify to major forms. - You've drawn a bump at the outside bottom corner of the pecs that I don't recognize. Is it the lower digit of the abdominal portion? If so, I think what makes it look strange is that it is overlapping the part above it. I think it should be overlapped by it. Hope this helps :) Keep up the good work!