aztr0nomical brainrot @aztr0gunk - Tumblr Blog

dante art and oc + general brainrot blog. all ocs will be tagged and some art will be reblogged from my main: @aztr0punk

i also repost art resources for myself

theremay be suggestive stuff sometimes

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more messy vash and wolswood!!!!!!!!!! YAAAY

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drawing at work with no reference so its innacurate and its on a TINY piece of paper bbut this is gonna be so so so so so bad as a hyperfixation . vash and wolfwood sitting outside somewhere having a drink (vash guzzled the firstt bottle and he moved on to the next while ww looked for a cigarette)

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quick vw while im on breaaaak its messy and small!!!!! but!!! They make me sick

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legs tutorial

a female-centric tutorial for legs <3

we start with bones.

as you can see, the femur juts out, and there's a gap between it and the iliac crest-- this forms what ppl know as "hip dips". some women don't have them.

here's some legs with different fat and muscle contents for comparison

but why are they *shaped* like that? (I hear u ask). well, muscles. muscles can Bulge or Wrap. Think of it as a garter on a thigh-- the thigh bulges, the garter wraps. the thigh then bulges gloriously around it.

here are some simplified representations of the important muscle groups in the leg.

the gracilis/abductor magnus is the "inner thigh". it bulges.

the rectus femoris is a part of the massive bulges we see on muscular legs. it's the middle one

the vastus medialis and vastus lateralis are muscles on the lower inside and outside of your thigh, and are the other bulges you see on muscular legs

the sartorius originates at the hip and wraps around the rectus femoris to terminate at the medial femur (inner knee-ish). it's the garter in this example-- it causes those bulging muscles to squish in the inner thigh.

the anterior tibialis and some other muscles wrap around the shin area.

the gastrocnemius is what we know as the calf. it's the meat of your lower leg, the bulging muscle we all think of when we think "calf"