Boring Lines, Ugly Shapes, and Misplaced Anatomy - Quad Critiques

One of the main reasons we do anatomical studies is to test our understanding of the underlying muscles, tendons and bones. We need to try to design our shapes based on our knowledge of the forms rather than just the shapes we see in the photo reference. In this critique I’ll show you the difference between a boring line and a dynamic line, and fix some anatomical mistakes of one student’s leg drawings. Subscribe to Proko: http://bit.ly/SubProko

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