For the bumps of the knee, the most obvious landmark is going to be the shape made by the patella on most people. Once you find that, you know that the landmarks of the condyles make a sort of square around it, and the fat pad below it makes an ice cream cone shape. The head of the fibula makes a bump in the bottom corner of the square. I think you did a good job finding the scapula! Great work.

It looks like you got the landmarks in the right spots. These are nice drawings. Thanks for sharing. Hers a tip for learning the anatomy of the front torso. You don’t need to know much anatomy to make it believable. Just 7 points that make 2 diamonds. One is shaped like a kite. The other is shaped like a baseball diamond. If you can find these 2 diamonds, you can place everything else on the front torso.

I like your studies and quality of lines.

Hi Siv, Great looking figures! From my limited knowledge it looks like you found many of the landmarks. If your paper has too much tooth, try using printer paper. It's smooth and cheap. Plus, it works well with regular pencils. I'm going to give the anatomy course another go. Maybe I'll see you there.

Super stylish, keep it up!

Here’s something that I learned from Rey Bustos that may help you with the front of the torso. I really like how simple it is. You can measure a lot from these 7 points. Overall, these drawings look great. I like the variety of big, medium and small shapes that you are using.

Nice work! I notice that the curve of the hips is a little off on a few of them. I used to have the same problem. Turning the pelvis bone in 3d might help you understand. In profile, the iliac crest generally curves upwards. Here’s some drawing I did to help explain. Other than that, these look great. Keep it up!

Day 2 Trying from photo reference. Still a lot to learn

Great job identifying the bony landmarks and keeping your drawings gestural! Keep it up :)