Anatomy Lesson Series: Body Part 2 - The Torso

#461

cgicecube, that 3D form is awesome… really cool study.
jancko, your studies are great, it’s good to see your hatching progress.
laleloh, keep going, the more you draw the more you learn from yourself.

#462

A few more. W/ these I wanted to focus more on each individual muscles instead of sketching the outline and trying to fill in. Saves alot of time and erasing, and helps me to understand the shape better.




I have a terrible scanner at work, so I added the antique affect to these and it helped the quality alot.

I must say that I’m inspired by everyone here. There are some really great works here, and I’m glad for such a community where veryone works together to help each other improve.

And on that note I’ll give some comments when I’m not working.

Keep it up everyone.

#463

Redsand, amazing sketches. Meritorious work :thumbsup:

Ytresu, lovely sketches from you too. Would like to see more work on the colored ones.

Lexlex, good luck on the hatching stuff. Trying to get the hang of it myself :slight_smile: Awesome lines, I must say!

CgIcecube, great to see a 3d work in here!! I would advice to sculpt it.

Icey, yay! Great to see you here! :smiley:

Puppeli, I like the painting, despite the proportional mistakes. Please do more! Maybe that will make me do a few of the torsos in acrylics too, although I’m bad at painting…

Nothingness, keep rocking, mate!

MechaHateChimp, inspirational sketches, great skill :bowdown: Looking forward to that video!

And great work everyone else!! Just no time to comment all of the work. Keep working, keep it good!

My little one not to leave this post only with letters

#464

Wonderful to see everyones great torso’s. Here’s one from me (got a bit carried away and did more than i intended:

          066:
          RUBENS, Pieter Pauwel
          Venus, Cupid, Baccchus and Ceres
          1612-13
          Oil on canvas, 141 x 200 cm
          Staatliche Museen, Kassel

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#465

@jancko-

what it is WIPs exactly?

Work in Progress :slight_smile:

Fes-Niiice :slight_smile:

#466

Thanks Heartbeat :slight_smile:

#467

thanks HeartBeat! I figured out a little to late :hmm:
good [i]hatching in you torso_01

Fes: love your coloring . the right hand looks a little strange to me thought

keep the good work people!!

[/i]Anatomy Thread of jancko

#468 
         055:
         RUBENS, Pieter Pauwel
         The Consequences of War (detail)
         1637-38
         Oil on canvas
         Galleria Palatina (Palazzo Pitti), Florence

this is 7

fes, way cool man

#469

-R

#470

This is the first time posting on here. I want to participate but havn’t much time. I figure I will do what I can and go for quality less quantity in my case. I am starting a master copy of one of my favorite painters; Jose de Ribera, titled: San Ornufi. I will only post one image per piece, and update as I progress, so as not to take up excess space.
For some reason my image is not showing. Will give it a day.

#471

Welcome, AztcFireFlower!

  (I think that after another post or so from you, your image will show up...)

Inspiration galore in this thread!

(And thanks everyone for your comments on my torsos-I’ll have more to say with my next set :slight_smile: )

Torso # 11

064:
RUBENS, Pieter Pauwel
The Union of Earth and Water
c. 1618
Oil on canvas, 222,5 x 180,5 cm

By hand (pencil) with this one, not Photoshop:

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#472

Thanks and hello Yvonne,
I do want to participate and get to know new art folks, and practice my figure studies and digital painting. This is the place to be for inspiration and encouragement for continuing the never-ending quest for figure improvement. look forward to posting soon:)

#473

razz: great job! your interpretation really reminds me of Michelangelo

Fes: Wow~ I can hardly distinguish your work with the original one!

piccolabella: good work! keep it going, and I recommand you do more on paper, that will suit your linework more

RobertoOrtiz: excellent coloring and excellent planes explaination.

YMS: I am always looking for your work, keep it coming :thumbsup:

No. 17 and 18 of mine

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#474

This is a great workshop for Anatomy study, thanks for the devotion Rebecca.
And Wow so many great drawings up in display, i’ve been following this thread since the beggining. Well, just have two drawings done so far.

011:
MICHELANGELO Buonarroti
David
1504
Marble, height 434 cm
Galleria dell’Accademia, Florence

     019:
      MICHELANGELO Buonarroti
      Ignudo
      1509-10
      Fresco
      Cappella Sistina, Vatican

#475

@fes: just amazing piece. I know how it is to get carried away

@jencko: great shape studies. You just love lines don’t you :twisted:

@lexlex: simply love the lineskeches, keep up

@vanlicht: sweet work on the dabid, nice shading

here my latest obsession:


BANDINELLI, Baccio
Laocoön
1525

#476

Thanks jancko. The hand looks a little funny to me too… although I was pretty faithful to the orginal - but I think it blended with the background more so was less noticable.:wink: (excuses, excuses eh!):rolleyes:

Thanks LaleLoh too. Sensitive line work you’ve got there! Good stuff.

vanlicht - good stuff. I especially like the David.

Nothingness - I can see you got carried away and did the whole thing! Great!

#477

theres more than enough on this thread already, but i may as well dump another of mine into the mix…

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#478

Hey Aidan,
Nice one. Looking at your style. Very clean strokes and shapes.
Nothingness Nice work on the masses on all the forms.
Vanlicht Like the handling of the subtle shapes on your piece.
YMS Nice pencil. Just started on this thread and have to go through some pages to find everyone’s work.
Will learn much on this thread.

#479

I messed up the fore shortening of his left arm, but here it is:
My attempt at Neptune.

-Craban

#480

Hey Great work everyone. awesome drawings!!

I love your drawing and hatching style Redsand1080, amazing work!!

Here is nr. 031. Didn’t have much time so i did a fast one.

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