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Tutorial: Male Torso - Front
Published: 2009-09-21 01:28:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 123114; Favourites: 5873; Downloads: 2831
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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.Related content
Comments: 278
Wow, this is an awesome anatomy tutorial! thank you for showing us! ^^
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This. This is essential. Thank you.
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I am extremely thankful that you have made this tutorial 
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OMG NO NO NO!!! LOL (:
thnxx. this really helpedd !!!!
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I make mistakes on the packs because I have no idea how the stomach and anteriors look like. thanks for upload
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Oh my lord, I make those mistakes. ; 3;
Man, I al thought those were the ribs...
This is so helpful compared to other tutorials, it's not even really a tutorial but it like, corrects common mistakes. D:
/Faved
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Thank you for making a proper tutorial for ppl ;o; You have no idea how many ive run into that are soooo wrong
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Oh I think I would have an idea. I've seen some of them. :\
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-nods and facepalms quietly in corner-
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Thanks SOOO much!
This is really, no this is EXTREMELY helpful!
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This is frickin wonderful. It breaks it down just perfectly thankyouveryverymuch. <3 <3
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Thanks for sharing this!
This should help me out quite a bit.
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gosh thanks! I did some practice, while using your tut as a reference and it did wonders to my guy!
I really have to start getting serious with this anatomy stuff! No more pathetic looking, wrong bishies! Thank you for your tutorial!
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This tutorial was entertaining, and educational!
Much like educational public broadcasting...
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Super helpful! Thanks for making this.
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Haha, I love the title! And you're totally right!
Thanks, this really helps
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Ha ha, I love the 12 pack comment. I am a theater student, and my guy friend played Lun Tha, from The King And I, and spent the entire show in an open vest with his chest bared. Since he is averagely built and lacking the six pack, they drew on muscle cuts to make him look ripped. We did 3 dress rehearsals and 5 shows. First dress, he had four distinct cuts. By the third show, the boy had a purple 14 pack ad looked up close as though he had been stepped on by really big shoe tred.
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Finally! Someone who actually knows what they're talking about
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Aw, but I liked the ribs!
Strange habits aside, I love this tutorial. Not only does it contain vital information, it also delivers it in a clean-cut, concise way without breaking off into meaningless monologue because words are pretty. Like so.
The extra footnotes and such make for a nice comedy touch, as well.
The only thing I might complain about is the comparison with 'proper' saw-teeth vs. ribs is that I had to look twice before I realised you weren't talking about the hip bone. Of course, that was before I read the nice text next to it, but you could still... make the point the centrepiece.
Nonetheless, I thank you and commend you for your good work.
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Forgive me if this comes across as hostile; it's not meant to. I know text can communicate in odd ways with no voice behind it.
I went back and looked at the section of the tutorial you were talking about. How were you confusing the saw-teeth with the hip bone? Those drawings don't even include the hip. 
Thank you about the rest, though.
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No, no, I thought it was funny.
Pardon me, I wasn't too clear on that point I guess. What I was confusing myself with was thinking that you were speaking about the waist area since my eyes were drawn to the big, shiny symbols. The way to make it clearer would involve cutting off more of the lower torso, but then again, this shows how it all fits together.
You're welcome.
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great tutorial!! i've been struggling with the male torso for a while now, so this'll be a big help!! thanks so much for making it!!
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This has to be the most helpful tutorial I've seen today. Very very very well done... explains things I never knew before. Always thought those lines under the breast were ribs. Serratus anterior, huh?
o_o Thank you
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Oh dude, thanks .. I've just been brushing up on my male anatomy so this is really helpful!
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Thank you. I'll use it whenever I can ^^
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Oh my gods, thank you. x_x This should help -so- much more. D8
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wow...i must learn from this
thanks alot
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ooh awesome guide/tutorial very useful information! going into my faves collections.
i have that same book but i was never able to get through it because i didn't understand how to asses the materials. i wasn't sure if i was supposed to read through the chapters or draw the models, so i never managed to utilize the book. -.- can you help me please?
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Really you should just read the book and observe the images, particularly the artist sketches. Practicing by drawing the muscle maps wouldn't hurt, but I really can't say what would work best when you're using the book and that's it. When I was using that book we were having lectures every week along with drawing a live model.
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Lmfao! Very informative! I shall practice! ^_~
Ari chan
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LOL good choice on ken dolling this tut. XD
D8 but what happens if you wanna draw like DBZ style?...the muscles on muscles who have muscles of their own....jk >_>;
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fantastic! i've been trying to have my boyfriend modle for me so i could take these kinds of notes, but you've saved the poor boy a lot of embarassment and huffing XD lol.
it's nice to see such valuable information summarised in such a helpful way
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Your fantastical tutorial has been chosen as our "Tut of the Week" and is featured on our profile page: [link]
If this is a problem, please note the club and we'll remove it immediately.
Keep up the good work!
=KneelingGlory
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OMG This will help me so much!! Men are so hard for me :/
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This is extremely helpful, thank you very much.
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