Landmarks Assignment Example 3 - Step by Step
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Landmarks Assignment Example 3 - Step by Step
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@suntory
This exercise is harder than it looks! I had hard time finding scapulars on the third drawing. They're clearly indicated in the reference photo, but I still don't quite understand the muscles around them.
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After reviewing the landmarks of the body in my previous lesson I'll show you how to apply them with this step by step instruction. More examples in the premium course.
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Stan Prokopenko
Applying landmarks to your drawing.
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@adisuba
12h
I followed the example and drew a few more female figures from the back.
Jack
4mo
Feedback welcome. Enjoying this section.
@localmare
7mo
How am I doing so far?
J W
1yr
1st is done alongside video. 2nd is done after video only reference being the original photo of the woman. Any recommendations on ways to improve? I think I may have needed more rhythmic lines and probably the original gesture could've been more expressive.
Giorgi Karkuzashvili
Before and alongside watching the demo. Anatomy course will truly back the gesture up!
Filippo Galli
Here is this plus the previous example. I still have to watch the videos and check what I did wrong. I clearly messed up the proportion on the second.
Emma X
1yr
Ooof!! For 1 and 2, I draw as Stan drew. This time I drew by myself with just the reference photo, and then watched Stan afterwards. Much harder than "following along." My drawing doesn't feel as "structural" as Stan's did in the end, so any feedback to that would be super helpful! Was I too focused on "contours"?
Gannon Beck
My notes:
Brando Gould
I am struggling with these assignments! Any feedback and tips are appreciated! I am also new to drawing digitally. Having a hard time with both mark making and getting accurate proportion. After watching the critique video I'm struggling to cope with the fact that I both need to be good at proportion as well as see beneath the skin better to understand the landmarks and their relationship to the figure. I'm overwhelmed to say the least.
@angelmrqz
2yr
just try to keep in my that you´re not going to get it right the first times you do it, try to practice one thing first, breaking a task into smaller parts makes it easier to not get overwhelmed. good luck!
angelina andreas
Brando Gould
well done!
Daniel Wood
Critiques welcome!
Brando Gould
You have got an excellent eye for proportion! As for the critique, since the assignment was landmarks, I would make sure you are locating all of the landmarks on the front of the body in your study! Specifically, the ones I would make sure you indicate are: The manubrium, the ASIS points, and the greater Trochanter. These are really important points to see the relationships between points on the body. Great work!
Winter
2yr
What do you guys think of my attempt for this assignment? Please let me know! I highly appreciate your feedback and critique :) Thank youuu~
Eveline Rupenko
Assigment 3
Daniel Wood
Loving the confident lines and shape design. Lovely.
Allison
3yr
I followed along with the back landmarks video. This felt tricky to do without much knowledge of anatomy, but it makes me excited to start learning!
Pat
3yr
Looks quite good to me, only the lower left leg seems a bit too long and too curvy ^^
Ernie Crane
Nice flow in this -- the pose looks life-like.
@moonwhocandraw
I decided to do 4 drawings before going to the robo bean. Even with a clear picture it still seems difficult trying to draw the scapula properly. Was also wondering if the 4th picture (The one sitting on the table) has a better head to body proportion ratio than the others.
Chris Martin
Following along.
Karla Siejba
Hello :) this is my first attemp at landmarks assigment. Any feedback is very appreciated!
Chris Martin
I like the gesture. The landmarks for the pelvic bone seem too low and too small. Look for the bumps on the body to find more accurate positions for them.
Gian Amir Calibuso
Hello guys this are my assignments for this lesson :D
Genivieve LeDuc
Back landmarks
@pmak22
3yr
Posting a follow along for accountability, will follow up with other references later.
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