QUOTE(racedolls @ May 18 2007, 05:18 AM) [snapback]21257[/snapback]
here are my two lessons for the week. i am not sure about the manikan. i drew lots of them in different poses but think this one turned out the best. for some reason i am not making the legs long enough or the chest to wide maybe. everyone is doing great though
Lori
Lori - these are both very good - especially the girl at the phone booth. the manikin has shoulders that are rather large though. You might want to rethink that one. LOL
QUOTE(Venus @ May 18 2007, 08:01 AM) [snapback]21263[/snapback]

Ok Mrs. Joanie, sorry this picture isn't as good as I can do. I admit it looks horrible. I think I may have to go to the doctor and have my right hand looked at at or just give it a break for a few days. I have been writting non stop for a few days and my wrist is killing me, but I wanted to redo this last exercise before the weekend. I think I have a touch of carpal tunnel in the right hand and after excessive writting and drawing it gets really painful. At least I have to work over the weekend and it gives it a little break for a few days. That and I am going to buy a wrist and hand support bandage today as well that will work so I can do what I love doing...LOL.
Venus - this picture is just fine. Hope that hand gets better soon.
QUOTE(Farfallina @ May 18 2007, 09:16 AM) [snapback]21268[/snapback]
Good morning Miss Joanie - hello class!

I have my second exercise for this week but I don't think I'm very happy with it.
I have a problem with sideways views because I can never determine the depth - to say nothing of perspective! Is there any objective measurement of the depth of a person or did I miss something. I'm not talking about the width from shoulder to shoulder or the width of the pelvis. I'm talking about front to back.... of course in relation to the skeleton because I can assure you my depth is much bigger that yours!!
If I did miss something just tell me to go read the lessons again!
Rose - I'm really not sure about this drawing - looks like the head is way too small for the body. Its really not in proportion.
QUOTE(yoona @ May 18 2007, 09:02 PM) [snapback]21307[/snapback]
Hi All - can't believe it's end of the week already. Here are my trials for this week. The Ex2 was so tough. Can't quiet get the angles/tilt of her hip and shoulder... among other things

**Revised: Redrew the Ex2
Yoona - these are both very good. Keep up the good work.
QUOTE(Brian David @ May 19 2007, 08:09 AM) [snapback]21319[/snapback]
Hi All.
here is my lesson 2.....
Cyn can I borrow your giant eraser Joanie gave you...lol...

this sure is a challenge for me.
Brian - the manikin is good - but alas, the poor girl is out of proportion. Her legs are too skinny and her bum sticks out too much as well as her stomach. The arms are not very symetrical. Try her again and I'm sure you will do better. I like the little muscle man. LOL
QUOTE(PeeWee @ May 19 2007, 11:48 AM) [snapback]21328[/snapback]
[attachmentid=5330] Hope I'm not to late. These were a problum to me and they still suck.
PeeWee - they don't suck! they look pretty good if you ask me. you seem to have the proportions correct.
QUOTE(Rafaelmarron @ May 19 2007, 01:23 PM) [snapback]21333[/snapback]
Hi
Here are my exercises of lesson 2.
Rafael
Rafael - good job on both of them!
QUOTE(Blade21292 @ May 19 2007, 11:28 PM) [snapback]21363[/snapback]
Lesson 2 Practical Exorcise 1 and 2
Blade - Good job on both pictures - I believe you got the hang of it.
QUOTE(Farfallina @ May 20 2007, 06:56 AM) [snapback]21369[/snapback]
Thank you for the third lesson Miss Joanie - now there's a bit of muscle to chew through!

I'm not quite sure what you meant by the first exercise... did you want the main muscle groups showing or did you want us to draw the skin over them. I'm attaching what I did this morning after studying the lesson. If this is not what was required then please just let me know.
Thank you once again for all your patience (and kindly excuse the rough lines and shading in this one.. I couldn't find my drawing glasses this morning!

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Edited to add another exercise in case this is what you are after. This is from imagination, constructed using the 8 head and triangles method and adding some shading following the above drawings and keeping the light source in mind.
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Rose - I like all three drawings here - again for some reason those shoulders look so big - is it the head that is too small because I can see your underdrawings to get your measurements correct.
The 3rd drawing is really what I was looking for. I'm sorry I didn't explain very well in my directions. Good job. These look a lot better than previous drawings - so I'm seeing improvement.
QUOTE(gmags @ May 20 2007, 01:51 PM) [snapback]21379[/snapback]
These are my sketches for Lesson 2.

Gmags - very good on both drawings!!!
QUOTE(Chloe_1 @ May 20 2007, 03:28 PM) [snapback]21380[/snapback]
Thanks Joanie for lesson 2, and thanks for sending me lesson 3.
I redid Exercise one..and am posting it with lesson 2.
The head is a wee bit tiny for the rest of the body proportions. I just realized it when I am seeing it here. He does look kinda of athletic though
I got carried away and wrote some of the bones name beside the figure.

Chloe - Good job on the girl at the phone booth. The manikin could use some work - his left arm seems to be way out of proportion to his body.
QUOTE(Jack W. @ May 20 2007, 06:52 PM) [snapback]21387[/snapback]
Again I'll get my exercises in right under the wire.

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I confess I did a lot of erasing, though I left the underdrawings wherever I could.
Jack W - no problem with the erasing - I wasn't really looking for the underdrawings. Both your drawings are spot on!!!
QUOTE(Cyn @ May 21 2007, 02:45 PM) [snapback]21426[/snapback]
Well, I find it much easier to draw the outside of a body as compared to the under structure. But of course once I learn the under structure, I am sure they will be much more accurate.
Here is my muscle mass..
Cyn - this is very nice - I thought you said you were struggling with these? This looks really good.
QUOTE(Blade21292 @ May 20 2007, 07:22 PM) [snapback]21389[/snapback]
Thought I'd get to work a little earlier this week.
Lesson 3 Practical Exercise 1 Contour showing muscle mass
Blade - this is a good one! Keep up the good work.