Tell me how you draw such accurate chest anatomy, I must learn your ways.
This is a very old ask that I'm just getting around to, I'm sorry! Also there are a bunch of amazing tutorials on Pinterest but I will do my best to explain what I know. 1. Always remember that the ribcage is round! It's kind of shaped like an egg, so use a visual of a cracked egg to feel out the form 2. The rib cage should still feel round even when a person is lying down, meaning the chest protrudes outward a bit, and there's a smooth curve between the ribcage, neck, and back of the skull if the chin is tilted upward. 3. I like to think of the torso in three parts, the ribcage, the abdomen/stomach, and the pelvis. Separating them like this just helps me to keep the torso proportionate 4. Speaking of proportions, you'll find the pectorals lay about 1/2 between the clavicles and the lowest rib. Draw the pecs as a single, curving line before separating it into individual muscles 5. The pectorals are straight along the bottom, then the muscle pulls backward into the arm. I tried to indicate this with arrows. Just a helpful shape to remember as you're drawing the chest 6. And finally, breasts hang from the pectorals. They are sort of gumdrop shaped, with all of the weight/fat pooling in the bottom. And don't forget that they are laying on top of a curved form (the ribcage) and should conform to the shape of the ribs. Hope this helps a little! But seriously...pinterest got the goods for art tutorials
