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Re: [Anatomy] ~ I require help to understand human proportions (3D sculpting)
Well i mostly look at figure drawing resources, even though i´m not great at drawing I find they still help. Proko.com is great for example, and even if you don´t want to do the drawing exercises the info is still solid. Anatomy for sculptors is also really nice. If you google something like "human body relative… -
Re: [Anatomy] ~ I require help to understand human proportions (3D sculpting)
it´s better yeah, though there´s still some things you could fix. Again I´m not the best person to give advice about this stuff but i can try to help out as best I can. I think your time would probably be better spent just nailing the big forms and not getting too deep into all the muscles at this point, especially if this… -
Re: [Anatomy] ~ I require help to understand human proportions (3D sculpting)
@HixaLupa Could you elaborate? Like....how may I put it? Can you make a practical example, by your own experience? Like, sculpting a particular area of the body....? -
Re: [Anatomy] ~ I require help to understand human proportions (3D sculpting)
@JohannesAg I've already fixed a number of bad spots, in the meanwhile, including forearms (although I have no idea whether for the better or for the worse), and I've moved on to the head. I needed to make muscles visible to give myself a visual aid of what hides beneath skin and fat. The acromion process, as an example,…
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