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Forum: WIP gallery Topic: Anatomy |
| Redne |
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Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2008 11:31 am
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Tanke you Maph for that coments.
I worked a bit the body and I have problems with that abdominals.
The ear is a hard are for me, but i will work on it soon.
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Forum: WIP gallery Topic: Anatomy |
| Maph |
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Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2008 7:44 am
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| Great stuff, man! Just a few crits: - The pectoralis major are looking a bit foobar near the collarbone end imho. This is probably due to the overdefined are at the shoulder. - There's no apparent sterno-mastoid visible, at least it isn't defined well enough; and ... |
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Forum: WIP gallery Topic: Anatomy |
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Posted: Sun Jun 01, 2008 10:52 pm
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| ... armor? I love the bust. Looks like an old time fighter. actually, he looks kind of like vanderlei silva. I think you should give him cauliflower ear. Just a thought. Here is Vanderlei. He looks a little like your guy doesn't he :) wanderleisilvack9.jpg chuckvanderlei-copy.jpg Check out ... |
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Forum: WIP gallery Topic: cojo's Sketchbook |
| mookiemu |
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Posted: Sun Jun 01, 2008 10:29 pm
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| ... the manubrium. This is called the sternal head of the sternomastoid. The top of the sterno-mastoid connects to the base of the skull behind the ear. I can't tell to well from your illustration, but from what I see, it looks almost impossible for sterno mastoid in your figure to connect behind ... |
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Forum: The Art of Anatomy Forum (enter here) Topic: 2. The head and neck |
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Posted: Thu Mar 06, 2008 10:15 am
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| ... It's really just a fold in the anti-helix and should not look like it's deeper than the base of the concha. Ah!...now I see what you mean...the ear is one of the few things I can do without a reference, but of course I'm far from perfecting it....thx again, I will start a new sculpt today....adding ... |
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Forum: The Art of Anatomy Forum (enter here) Topic: 2. The head and neck |
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Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 5:41 pm
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| ... me ( as well as cheek bone placement ) and I guess it shows, so I'll pay more attention to that....the only part I didn't understand was about the ears...I couldn't really read what you wrote there...lol...but everything else I got and appreciate...I will add this new knowledge for my next sculpt.... ... |
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Forum: WIP gallery Topic: Anatomy |
| Smooth_Criminal |
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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 5:16 am
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Forum: WIP gallery Topic: Dale Keown's Pitt |
| mookiemu |
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Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2008 7:32 pm
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| ... Just one little nit-picky crit. It's is a fussy little detail, but I think it's impotant. The sternomastoid muscle comes down from behind the ear, thickens, then splits into two. One connects to the sternum and the other to the clavicle. The one that connects to the clavicle sort of flattens ... |
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Forum: WIP gallery Topic: Old man |
| mookiemu |
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Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2007 5:37 am
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| ... neck, but you should feel the underlying structure.. Basically what I did is correct the shape of the sternomastoid (red). It starts behind the ear and spirals down around the neck. At the bottom third, it splits into a two pronged fork. One is fat and one is thin. The thin sprong connects to ... |
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Forum: The Art of Anatomy Forum (enter here) Topic: 2d. The Ear |
| Maph |
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Posted: Wed Oct 31, 2007 3:06 am
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| Hehe, no problem. About the latin words, just scroll back a page and read over mookie's first posts. They're a bundle of usefull information. The names will come by themselves if you do a lot of ears. If you keep naming those parts by their latin names yourself naturally. :) It's not necessary to k... |
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Forum: The Art of Anatomy Forum (enter here) Topic: 2d. The Ear |
| JAK |
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Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 7:53 pm
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Thanks Mapha 
Hell, so much info to absorb (and latin words), feeling a little intimidated now.... will update again later this week then get onto looking at doing some of the other exercises in the studies. (any easy ones? ha ha!!!)
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Forum: The Art of Anatomy Forum (enter here) Topic: 2d. The Ear |
| mookiemu |
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Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 5:29 pm
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mapha, those are awesome crits and right on the money. Don't forget about Darwin's tubercle. It's very prominent in the reference and invisible in the sculpt. |
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Forum: The Art of Anatomy Forum (enter here) Topic: 2d. The Ear |
| Maph |
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Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 4:39 pm
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| As promised: EarScreens02_mockup.jpg Allow me to clarify. The ear as a whole is still very flat and is lacking a certain amount of weight and fat. Giving the lobule, the helix, anti-helix and darwin's turbecle a good swirl with the bulge brush would ... |
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Forum: The Art of Anatomy Forum (enter here) Topic: 2d. The Ear |
| Maph |
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Posted: Mon Oct 29, 2007 12:05 pm
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Shape-wise it's looking better. But there are still a few things I'd like to point out.
But I'll clarify those with a paintover when I get the time.
That will make more sense then my verbal ramblings.  |
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Forum: The Art of Anatomy Forum (enter here) Topic: 2d. The Ear |
| JAK |
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Posted: Mon Oct 29, 2007 8:55 am
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Ear updated - looking mostly at one of the female ears for reference - thanks for the feedback. |
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Forum: The Art of Anatomy Forum (enter here) Topic: 2d. The Ear |
| JAK |
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Posted: Sun Oct 28, 2007 5:39 pm
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Thanks for the feedback -will now directly reference the image... will rework as suggested and post up here tonight -Oz time
Thanks again
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Forum: The Art of Anatomy Forum (enter here) Topic: 2d. The Ear |
| Maph |
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Posted: Sun Oct 28, 2007 9:00 am
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| ... First off. The lobule area needs a lot more attention and love, The lobule, anti-helix and the concha are basicly the most obvious parts of the ear, and they need extra attention imho. To clearify: The lobule is too small, and it's lacking weight. A lobule is basicly a big load of fatty tissue ... |
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Forum: The Art of Anatomy Forum (enter here) Topic: 2d. The Ear |
| JAK |
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Posted: Sun Oct 28, 2007 8:35 am
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| Hi I hope you veterans of the forum don't mind but I have decided to add my version of the ear (a little late I realize as this thread has been quiet for a while) -anyway here goes: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v654/Umuntu/EarScreens01.jpg ... |
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Forum: WIP gallery Topic: The Freeman |
| Maph |
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Posted: Wed Oct 24, 2007 4:17 pm
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| ... you. note: please mind that I've 'over exagerated' (read: can't draw) some parts. I need a new wacom, this thing is too small. :mrgreen: 2. Ear --------------------------- * General shape The ear needs a lot more work, the shape of the helix is very pronounced, and I'm not seeing it here. ... |
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Forum: WIP gallery Topic: The Freeman |
| Maph |
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Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2007 4:16 pm
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| ... I think if you would define the maxilla/zygomatic bones and their muscles a bit more (just a bit), this would do the trick just nicely imho. - The ear is kind of off looking. Proportion wise, the ear is nearly always in the middle of the head (I'm speaking from a side view here), and the top of ... |
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