Examples of applying landmarks to your drawing.
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Han Wen Fu
1mo
My Draw Along and attempt with a reference to draw the landmarks of the back! I first drew the gesture then tried to identify the same landmarks as the ones Stan drew.
Giorgi Karkuzashvili
4mo
Before and alongside watching the video. After gesture course the knowledge from anatomy course will definitely improve the understanding of a human body and gesture
@pekoegram
6mo
My first of many attempts. I am a complete beginner to figures, and found the spotting of forms pretty tough, especially around the scapula. I also had no idea how some of the forms would distort so I tried to act out the poses and take my best guess from there. Any feedback is appreciated, thanks!
Gannon Beck
6mo
My notes. Definitely a few things I need to pay more attention to when doing my daily studies.
Makoto Yasumasa
7mo
Learning landmarks is fun for me! I want to practice more. The classes of Prokopenko-san help me a lot. Thank you so much for teaching useful information!
Joseph Cicero
7mo
Here are a few of my attempts for female landmarks from the back and the draw along for the video. I had a tough time finding the deltoid and trapezius muscles since they aren't super pronounced unless flexing. Any critiques are welcome as always!
carla toms
7mo
Drawing along
@jakesullycom13
1yr
First ever attempt at this. Welcome any criticism. :)
@shreyans742
1yr
My submission for the assignment: landmarks (back)
Please give your feedback, thanks
John Connell
1yr
Might be attempting too much here - using both boxes AND landmarks on a new pose. It seems the boxes have more to do with the gesture and the landmarks more to do with the anatomy...true.
@berro
1yr
Is anybody else sometimes annoyed by the disruptive trumpets in the backgroundmusic?
angelina andreas
1yr
just followed along
Daniel Wood
1yr
Followed along with the video and did a few additional ones.
Grace Mounce
2yr
I've got a few questions about this one, and I was hoping somebody might help me clear my head. In Stan's drawing, the angle from the teres major to the elbow seems off (I pointed it out with the red line in this screenshot). I followed Stan but measured the angle differently; but I don't know if this is actually correct because it makes the guy look like he has a really long back. Is the teres major lower on the back than I think it is?
Also, Stan marks the iliac crest so it lines up with the PSIS; but in the Landmarks of the Human Body diagram that comes with this lesson, the iliac crest is a little higher than the PSIS. When I draw my own landmarks from different photos, should I line these points up like Stan does?
Please forgive my real "correcting" tone. I definitely trust Stan's knowledge of anatomy way more than I do my own! But I'm just confused about what goes where.
Thank you all!
Sincerely,
Grace Mounce
Eveline Rupenko
2yr
Here is my submission for this assigment
Cade Burdett
2yr
04-20-23
Allison
2yr
This was my take on the back landmarks. Any feedback is appreciated!
Chris Martin
2yr
My three attempts to follow along with Stan. Feedback always welcomed!
Jamal
2yr
Here are my first couple attempts at this. I think this is a pretty challenging section.
@sinbadgp
2yr
It seems that Stan does not use the bean in this demo. Are we supposed to do it like he does in the video or do we have to use the bean and put the landmarks on it?
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