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Disclaimer: in no way can you take any of this as the “right” way of doing things. I’m still learning and some of this stuff may even be wrong. I am constantly adapting and changing my approach to drawing. This is just how I think about stuff and I wanted to share it with people. Maybe it can help, maybe not.
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- rad sechrist
- Rad is a storyboard artist at Dreamworks Animation. radsechrist@hotmail.com
Rad, would you recommend we copy these? or just analyze them and apply them to our own studies of torsos? or both?
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George
gcastro3d: I learn everything by copying. I spend a few hours every morning doing copy studies. I try to take this type of information and apply it as well. See if you can turn a real photo or drawing into something you can understand like this.
ReplyDeletedo you have any tips for finding the large mass that's supposed to be the ribs? im having trouble finding out where it "starts and ends" if that makes any sense...
ReplyDeleteWow, that was super helpful. Now I want to draw superheroes so I can put this knowledge to work!
ReplyDeleteMokou: I added a little explanation on how to find the ribcage.
ReplyDeletethank you rad thats exactly what i needed!!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks Rad. Much of the instructions you give simply can't be found anywhere else, and you explain everything most lucidly.
ReplyDeleteWhoa WICKED stuff Rad, thank you so much for these.
ReplyDeleteI love your diagrams Rad, and they're incredibly helpful. They have a really nice solid feel and the way everything clicks together like a puzzle make memorizing muscles and structure much easier. You don't have any handy hints regarding feet at all do you ? Thanks.
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