Hi!

I just started watching term 4's anatomy class on the lower part of the body. First when Marc was explaining the attachments and names, I followed along by drawing and painting what I saw:

Then I continued with the video and followed along with the drawing process:

I think I'll draw the legs from 3/4 view tomorrow and move along with the classes. I unfortunately don't have an upper body to connect these legs to since I was just passively consuming the videos of term 2 and 3... :persevere:

Criticisms are very much welcome! :grin:

Alright, here we go with the continuation, the lower leg! First, I tried nameing all the muscles again:

And then I drew along the video:

I think the front and back view looks fine but the 3/4 view looks like hot garbage. I hadn't planned on drawing the lower leg when I was drawing the thighs, so I had to sort of "patch" it in, making it looks pretty bad. However, the important thing here is the musculature.

Critiques are welcome!

1 month later

I moved on to the feet now:

I've been doing a bit of modelling so haven't been continuing the anatomy classes for a while now, but after seeing the short demo at the end of the anatomy video, I'm now very pumped to continue studying the human anatomy. It's never really been an important part of drawing for me since I thought proportions were everything, but to give form to anything, knowing its construction is really important, isn't it?

So, this isn't term 3 but I have a sculpt that I want to share anyway. Also, I don't feel like it's necessary to make a new thread just for this. So, here is a sculpt that I worked on for a couple of hours on ZBrush, with and without hair:

I haven't focused on the shoulders and chest at all so it looks a bit off. What I focused on was the face and hair. I have absolutely no idea how to sculpt hair lol.