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How to Draw the Pelvis from Any Angle - Human Anatomy for Artists - Proko

How to Draw the Pelvis from Any Angle - Human Anatomy for Artists - Proko

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Ready to thrust into the next lesson of the anatomy of the Pelvis? In this video I-ll teach you how to draw a pelvis from any angle. I-ll show you how to draw the pelvis with accurately simplified forms, placement of land marks, and perspective. This method of construction enables you to easily manage the complex forms of the pelvis while keeping everything where it needs to be. GIVEAWAY -Completed- If you-d like to win premium membership to the Anatomy course
Date: 2022-03-14

Comments and reviews: 8


I get confused starting around 2: 36. The grid Stan draws is a good 30 degrees removed from the major and minor axes of the ellipses. Consequently, my eye rejects it as accurate perspective, even though obviously the final product looks beautiful. I also don't know how to reconcile the fact that we're pretending the bucket is circular on top, when he said in the -Anatomy of the Pelvis- video that it's elliptical. Youtube comments are probably the wrong place to ask this, but does anyone have any insight on these points?
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late comment, but for those that are having a hard time drawing or trying to understand that perpective of the bucket I suggest trying to draw a box with the first guide lines that proko used.
I just understand that angle that he was drawing after I did that.
Then you can draw the bucket inside the box or use the box for reference the perpective when you draw the bucket again.

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You say that the elipse of a perfectly round bucket is perpendicular to the axis and you draw it that way, but as I understood, this shouldnt be a perfectly round bucket and you draw it differently in the critique video (its also a three quarter view and there the angle of the elipse is between the perpendicular line and line of the iliac crest)- so I dont get that?
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I thought the lid and the bottom of the bucket isn't suppose to be a perfect circle (on the previous video. On 1: 54 Proko said the lid is a perfectly round bucket. Can someone explain? Am I missing something? Im having a hard time drawing the lid and botton of the bucket
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I-ve drawn thousands of attempts of this and they all look wrong. I think I-m going give up on being an artist. I don-t have the talent to draw simple things like this which means I probably won-t be able to draw people. At this point I-m just wasting paper
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Your drawing tutorials and educational videos have to be among the best I've ever seen. Thank you so much, you have no idea how much I appreciate you and your team!
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I had such a hard time with the bucket, was so happy and proud when I finally managed to draw it well and then I saw the rest of the video. -
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It's useful from almost every angle until you are doing it from below. That's where I feel this exercise feels kind of troubling/useless.
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