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Precia-T β Calfs Tutorial
Published: 2014-11-27 23:22:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 101387; Favourites: 4005; Downloads: 2161
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Great tutorial, this explains a lot in a clear and easy to understand way.
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I am absolutely amazed about your studies of physiognomy. In one of your former lifes, you must have been Leonardo da Vinci. Or one of his pupils.Β You know how to draw. I watch and enjoy.Β Chapeau and thanx.
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It's just like the female titan's leg how funny :0
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you're welcome Pusheen :3
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Great making more visible the anatomy itself...if i learned like this in first time drawing anatomy maded my way of look better... i think i will try this one now ^^ thanks
do you have anything that shows the bone effect on muscle and poses ??? i really searching so much it
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i swear i was having trouble with this the other nightΒ
thank you for this!
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THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS! I have so much trouble with legs sometimes and it's hard finding good tutorials. ;~; You're awesome!
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Thank you Precia-T : your tutorials always helpful
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Ah, I find this exceptionally useful! I really like how you illustrated the muscles, it's very easy to visualize how they wrap around the bones thanks to your illustrations. Great job!
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great tutorial!Β ummm....... just inquiring....Β what drawing tablet do you use?
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oh so this is a calf XD
sorry im a dumdum
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YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW MUCH I NEEDED THIS. THANK YOU.
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I love your tutorials so much! I'm so thankful to have stumble upon them!
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I usually have trouble keeping straight which parts of the calf bulge -- and ankles especially -- go where depending on position.Β Is there an mnemonic for that?
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It has been very helpful, really thank you very much X3
now only remains for me to learn to draw the muscles of the leg when it is flexed. I've tried several times, but it is not good.
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Useful useful useful! Thank you so much for uploading I can ever figure this out
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Good tutorial. Β Heh... Olle gets nearly everywhere these days, huh?
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WΕaΕnie rozglΔ daΕam siΔ za czymΕ takim. DziΔki wielkieΒ Β
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Thanks Precia! super helpful Olle for the win ..Β
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Look at my calf-claws, my calf-claw is amazing...
Thanks for the tutorial
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Great as always, and I really needed this one! The knee/calf/foot area is very hard for me, and the fact that I can apply some of this knowledge to arms/elbows is just icing on the cake! Thank you so much!
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Your tutorials are always so helpful! Thanks!!
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So much detail and consideration goes into drawing. Β These tutorials make me appreciate artist even more than I already do. Β As usual you and olle make the tutorial a fun read as well as educational
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Strange that after observing some human anatomy diagrams, I have never noticed that calves and forearms are practically the same. Interesting. Thank you for this tutorial, .
As for Olle, her calf is very extraordinary indeed. It is actually quite interesting to me. Despite this, no offense young Olle, she does need to learn how to behave.
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Well Olle's calf.. I didn't want to break a little blue heart but..Β
Olle doesn;t have a calf
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She does, it's just really, really short and small, above where her skeletal foot starts. No idea how she generates any power when she runs with a calf that tiny.
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I thought this said "Cali. tutorial" lol, great job!
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Think you can do one on feet? I kinda suck at drawing feet.
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I told Olle that your tutorials wouldn't be suited to feature digitigrade talons. Guess I was wrong.
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Oh my God! I've never really seen it this way before, thank you so much for this! 
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