The 6 Types of Joints

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The 6 Types of Joints

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Assignment

I've posted 6 close-up images of Skelly's joints in the downloads tab. Your second assignment is to draw them as simple versions. When you try to put them into perspective, you may find it difficult, but I will have Marshall help you understand how to do it. Post your drawings in the Discussions.

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Paco Boi
3d
I really struggled with the skeleton but here is my attempt for this assignment
heel pole
Critique anyone?
Kris
1mo
Hi! Here is some of my work on types of joints. I really enjoyed this video; it was very interesting to work on it! Thank you!
Melanie Scearce
Wow, really cool style in these studies. Looks awesome!
@nahgul7
2mo
@fifiyellow
I tried the two assignments. It was tricky at first. I did some research on the joints before doing the assignments.
Jonatan
3mo
Try before watching the Example videos
Waner Hoogleiter
Here's my submission for this class
Jacob Hebda
Here's my submission from before watching the solution videos. I know the line weight is a bit off for some of the drawings because my brush was accidentally set to a lower opacity, but it was a good chance to practice some more confident lines. I had a lot of trouble envisioning the skull and rib cage in perspective while capturing all of the forms and especially the shrugging of the one arm. As always, any thoughts or feedback would be appreciated. Thank you very much.
Gamer Heroine
I labeled a few additional things for myself to tie in with another class I just finished. I admit I'm a little confused about how plane joints work but hopefully it'll click with more study.
Haeley Ezernack
I took notes on all of the joint, but there are much better notes for those on here other than mine, so here’s just my hw! (The last 2 we’re done after watching the demo for how to simplify joints on yt since I’m broke-)
@maximilienle2d
I took notes, did the assignement and worked a bit more on the joint connecting the humerus to the radius and ulna wich was particularly challenging to understand.
Micah Carmona
Same here for me. Spending the most time on the the connecting part of ulna/humerus/radius because that also informs how it will twist or what side which bone will be on when you see a weird pose. These are some incredible sketches by the way, easily on your way to pro status. I thought you was one
@jakobg
4mo
Did the assignment. Your demos are super useful, thank you so much!
Giorgi Karkuzashvili
It was pretty interesting to simplify the bones and constructions.
@cedraart
5mo
Here’s my work for this assignment.
Patrick Bosworth
Nice work, these look great!
@aeyt
6mo
Here are my notes and attempts at the exercises, they were done before watching Marshall’s demos. Will likely re-do each one after watching them. Excited for Marshall’s perspective course!
jessica
6mo
Did some more work on joints and I'm starting to understand it more
jessica
6mo
Learning the types of joints,I don't really know what I'm doing😅
Ethan Thorn
I focused more on the drawing aspect than the study aspect with these. Watching Marshall's demos after the fact made me realize I should have looked more at how the joints present themselves in the forms.
@bacid
7mo
2 images from 2nd attempt and first attempt and changes that were made. Dont know why this early assignment still feels like one of the hardest
Rachel Dawn Owens
These are really good. I like how you drew the ulna turning over top of the radius with the palm down. It looks like your understanding the concepts. Anatomy is super difficult. Especially hands and feet. I think you did a great job here.
hArtMann
7mo
Really tough assignment but managed to get it done.
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