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Published: 2003-09-28 11:21:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 62602; Favourites: 960; Downloads: 1240
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Drawn from Stephen Rogers Peck's book "Atlas of the Human Anatomy for the Artist"You can buy it here at amazon.com: [link]
I don't really deserve comments for this, because drawing something with reference is rather easy...
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Thank you for sharing these good drawings as well as the link to the anatomy book, all this is very useful
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Very nice anatomy study! I Like your shading a lot!
Where did you study in germany, cuz im gonna start studying graphics design in one year and i'm always keen to meet other artists from germany!
keep up the good work.
Peace out
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Hi dude, thanks a lot for the kind words!
P.S.: Sorry but i don't study in Germany, but Austria (Vienna).
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well austria is good enough (no offence) 
Have a look in my gallery maybe you'll find something you like, even though it's not much.
GrΓΌΓe aus Deutschland
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hmm, this is actually really helpful for me, because I always have trouble with placement of the ribs and muscle near there, (especially near the shoulders.)
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glad u dig it, and it's of help for you, cheers!
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You do deserve comments for this, it really is good
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Awesome!! I'd love to see your talent on my Capital Comics hero Bluejaye [link] !!
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sorry for the delay. i've just seen the comment now.
@ shading: thanks for the kind words, i'm not really that good at it either. it pretty much just narrows down to practice. the more you draw the better you get. plus if you check artbook and stuff a lot you get a better feel for it.
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Okey thanks for the reply
HAaha!
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thanks for your feedback (and sorry for the delay in reply), cheers!
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sry for the "little" delay in response, glad it helps! cheers!
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O.o drawing with reference is only easy for people that know how...on the other hand..for people like me, who lack artistic talent completely, its pretty tough even with a reference. haha but this actually helped a lot so thanks
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dude, with a "little" delay 
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dude, with a "little" delay
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ROCK ON DUDE !!!
i love ppl who like to learn from the bone to the skin
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yeah -- i'll try to get better
thanks for your comment, bro!
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Raaraarraraaaaah! *smacks herself over the head with a formaline stinkin upper limb*
Sorry bout that ... Just panicking for my midterm Γ΄.O *eats upper limp preparate*
Wish me luck --_--
PS: what the bloody hell is a bursa??
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good luck for your midterm thing!
a "bursa" is at a joint ... for example where your humerus (upper arm bone) is connected to the scapula (your shoulder bone) ... it contains the synovial-fluid --- so you can move the arm properly ... i don't know the english word for it, in german (my mothertongue) it would be alot easier to explain ... bursa means "capsule" in english
hope that helps :thumsup: good luck again ...
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yeah theres one under the acromion isn't it. Ah .... i thought the synovial layer inside the articular capsules made the synovial fluid ... guess they both do ... i saw these bursas in my anatomy book and I went 'huh ... ?'
thanks! I'll tell you if they ask me about them on the midterm ^^
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oooo I love anatomy studies. I always have found it facinating to draw.....like really draw, keeping in mind muscle groups etc. Cos, yeah, if you take my mouse away, I have no artistic talent -lol-
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"Cos, yeah, if you take my mouse away, I have no artistic talent -lol-"
nah, you underestimate yourself!! ... i think you're really talented!
btw: thanks for your comment!
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dude, with a "little delay"
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Well, it's still a very good drawing practice
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