Human Anatomy drawing turn-arounds: Posterior

I love drawing/sculpting the lumps on the back of the skull. The muscles on the back don’t look complex, since they are two simple shapes, but really those are layers of ribbon muscles on top of the thicker muscles. I love the back muscles underneath these ribbon muscles, it’s good to know for understanding how the spine fits in there and for understanding the foundations of the glute muscles.

Human Anatomy drawing turn-arounds: Lateral Posterior

Some more!
As a note, I drew these turn-arounds before making the sculpture. Meaning I couldn’t use that as a reference. What I did use as a reference were photos of one of the models from SCAD’s open model sessions. Put him on a giant turntable and took photos. Was kinda silly actually. When you’re so used to drawing naked people, taking photos of them isn’t bad either. Of course, I mean drawing/photographing in completely acceptable terms as well.

Human Anatomy drawing turn-arounds: Lateral

Alright, I’m finally going to finish posting the classwork I’ve done for Human Anatomy. Continuing with the turn-arounds..

The hand got covered up in the binding of the flipbook I made. I wasn’t thinking ahead and decided to scan them after making the book. These drawings really look fabulous in the book, far better in person than on this site.

8/22/10

Ta-da! It’s a sign for my con table! ..Some day in the future. My comics will be sold at AWA in a few weeks, but I won’t be attending personally due to complications.

Anyway, the sign is made mainly out of cardboard and is a pop up. I wanted the look to match the look of my site and look very homemade/rustic. The rest of my table would have a similar theme. I’m excited to, one day, sell my comics at a con. One day soon… It’ll happen!

8/20/2010

So this project is what I’ve been up to lately… You’ll see what it is next time I update. The cats have been playing with the cardboard pieces while I work on it, hehe. It’s more cute than annoying.