Some building block references my Life Drawing teacher drew up for us for our Figure Drawing class. Thought I would impart the wisdom.
Author: Mousa The 14
All you need to know is that I am a young adult and struggling artist and casual geek looking for my purpose in life while indulging in my myriad of geeky interests.. While here I analyze different and fascinating aspects of this nebulous concept known as "Geek Culture" as well as bridge the gap between geeks and non-geeks.
May god have mercy upon my soul for my goals are sheer MADNESS.
also TIL How to Draw Manga books can actually give you some incredibly helpful perspective references as long as you’re willing to sift through the crap
posting to share the refs lemme know if you guys want me to post more
I assume you’re talking about the forearm!
There are almost a dozen separate muscles in the forearm, so I don’t blame you for getting a little lost.
Don’t worry though, I do indeed have some tips for you 🙂The easiest way to look at the forearm is to split it into two big groups like so:
You can definitely study the forearm muscles on your own, but these two segments are pretty much all you’ll ever need.
Please keep in mind that I’m not a professional or anything!
I just took some art classes when I was younger, so these are just a few things I remember or have learned since then!
Anyways, this ‘tutorial’ is just something I made very quickly…and I’m not good at explaining or teaching.
So please don’t take this seriously lol
Explosion Tutorial!
Top Image & Row 4
Row 2: Left, Right (Video)
Row 3
Row 5: Left, Right, by Alex Redfish
Bottom Image
Mythical creatures: The most complicated diagram on fictional animals you’ll ever need!
TANK YOU
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