#sternumsunday

#scapulasaturday

Humerus, scapula, others I forget. He knew a suspicious number! (The hands are all one piece so we didn't get past "phalanges".)

Imo start with the skeleton and work your way out get the major bones like the sternum, collar bones, scapula, humerus, radius and ulna, lilac crest of the pelvis the femur and fibula and tibia and then just the egg shape for the rib cage and bucket shape for the pelvis then learning the muscles-

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Since I found these #artref scans, I might as well share them. And if anyone knows what text these are from, I would love to know it. I was a silly college student and never asked my professor when he handed out the scans.

oooh those are interesting. Thank you a lot. That sternum/clavicle/scapula/hand comparison is very neat. Never saw that before.

Ah! That's fair. Here's the scans for the face. I wish I knew what book these came from because the professor gave a bunch of scans from it and it was full of these sort of thing. But I was silly and never thought to ask... #artref

Scapula is my mortal enemy. I have difficulty understanding it but it's very important for drawing the arms and back.

Artober Day 12. A Megacerops scapula.