Creative

First, a front, side and 3/4 view of the skeletal structure:

Then seven different references traced over to show the underlying skeletal structure:

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Following the accompanying video tutorial. First, the body proportion guide:

Next, some simple sketches using the basic principles of the guide but allowing for some exaggeration:

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In which I finally catch up for this week. I found legs harder to draw than feet. Too many curves. 😛

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Here is a foot:

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With bonus feet because disembodied toes look even weirder than disembodied fingers or arms.

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Some of these arms looked a bit too much like drumsticks so I fixed them a bit–the tutorial actually tells you to use a combo of almond and drumstick shapes to build the arm so I may have just taken things a little too literally.

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Based on a reference of my hand. My hand is mostly normal and I have captured it as such, mostly.

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This week it’s all about the appendages (except the naughty ones), starting with fingers.

I didn’t strictly follow the exercise because you’re supposed to drawl a veritable passel of poses for the finger and thumb from different angles and I only did a few, but I am a day behind and still did something, and they don’t look like crazy mutant fingers for the most part, so hooray for that.

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Disgusted:

Revolted:

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Silly:

Ridiculous:

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Angry:

Furious:

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Surprised:

Shocked:

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