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Tutorial: Male Torso - Frontby *KrisCynical

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Another tutorial in my ongoing review of my anatomy notes. The same as before, the info is compiled from Atlas of Human Anatomy for the Artist by Stephen Rogers Peck as well as notes from Aaron Board's (www.aaronboard.com) Figure Anatomy class at Ringling.
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Tutorial: Male Torso - Front by *KrisCynical Suggesters Words: This is an easy to follow tutorial of the anatomy of a male torso! I love how it does not overwhelm us with tons of details of all the muscles, instead it breaks it down so only the major muscles are reviewed. Excellent for beginners! ( Suggested by `MzzAzn and Featured by `shelldevil )
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~Feathertho May 29, 2013  Hobbyist Artist
This helped! Except the part that says "asis" I thought it said ass o-o I feel mature now.
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!Kikcac May 6, 2013
Thanks for the great tutorial! I learned a bunch of new things here.
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Mood: Joy ~DannyDMan Apr 18, 2013  New member Student General Artist
wow this is really helpful! thanks.
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~Ametystical Apr 4, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
Hey, I have a question about the serratus. There are 5 of them but you drew 3. I know the first doesn't appear because it's next to the chest and the oblique doesn't go till there... But what about the 5º one? It never appear? Even if the male is on side view?
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*KrisCynical Apr 4, 2013  Professional Digital Artist
I wasn't going for textbook accuracy on the drawing there but just a visual to make my point. But no, you usually don't HAVE to draw five.
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~Vail-Combat-Irtis Mar 22, 2013  Student General Artist
Ringling. *.*
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~Kanadaj Jan 19, 2013
In the case of the naval, I have doubts... [link] like on this, most anatomy figures show it being under the third set of abdominals
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~Ametystical Apr 4, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
I think the tuturial is correct. If you want to, go to this site [link] scroll the page down and look up the 2º and 3º images; they're very detailed and they show the shape of the abs as well as the 8 abs muscles and where the rib cage is , it might help :)
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*KrisCynical Jan 19, 2013  Professional Digital Artist
Peck's book has been in constant publication for over 60 years and the prof who taught the class is a master figure painter and has taught anatomy for nearly 20 years. I'm going to continue to go with what I have shown here.
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~Kanadaj Jan 27, 2013
Looking around a bit I have to say I've seen both versions, with many cases where it was between the third set in varying heights. Just sayin'.
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