Anatomy Sculpt - Feedback appreciated
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Just something I'm working on, I haven't actually done any work on the feet or hands yet, just got the shape and proportions, so ignore those, and the head is not even anything, it's just there as a placeholder so forget that as well lol. Just looking for some feedback, whether it be positive comments or constructive criticism.
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Do some research on the heads of the deltoid and pectorals. The Deltoid sperates into three heads along with the pecs
Anterior (Front)
Lateral (middle)
Posterior (back)
Do some research into the bones they connect too, Clavicle, scapula and humorous, specifically where they connect too
The Pectorals are self explanitory in the name
Clavicular (top region) Connects to the medial portion of the clavicle
Sternocostal (main region) Connects to the sternum
Abdominal (tiny head most of the time only visible in really vascular subjects) connects to the cartlidge of the 8th-10th rib.
Your obliques look a little odd, almost like they're splitting into three groups, at most you're looking at two forms, might be getting confused with the serrattus muscles.
Overall, it's good! Keep it up!
I could pick at the forearms a little but this kind of thing goes on forever.
overall not bad, keep looking at reference. his triceps could use more refinement.
After working on a character for a time, you start to miss stuff. After you pointed it out, I was like woah, where'd his hips go? So thanks for that Tectonic
Also you're right, it varies from person to person, depending on how muscular they are, chest muscles are hard to grow, most people won't have touching pectorals until they're pretty huge, and even then, yours don't look correct, because you haven't studied enough how they connect to surrounding bone mass.
The whitish looking muscl tissue isn't muscle, it's connective tissue, this doesnt grow like muscle, and as you can see a large medial portion of the sternum has nothing but bone, and because connective tissue doesnt grow like muscles, when people have really huge pectorals, you get that weird irregular lines, similar to the abdominals.
It's pretty clear here, you can see the middle of the sternum has nothing, and the connective tissues are taught from his large muscles, the Xyphoid process is very clear (Triangular space at the bottom of the pecs).
Pecs don't ever really touch, and they're certainly not straight, use more reference, use medical reference, and actually learn about anatomy, don't just look at pictures of half naked people. It's not enough.