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I'm not dead XD I'm back! it's been a while since I posted anything, and I'm back with a little frieza drawing <3 And yes, I sometimes draw something other than Undertale. Besides, I plan to do more drawing like that in the future depending on my mood!
Happy Freeza Day everyone!
Drawing reference
Can you name the bones of the wrist?
Review the bones of the upper extremity, here: https://drawittoknowit.com/course/gross-anatomy/glossary/gross-anatomic-microscopic-structure/humerus
Today’s mini-lesson! The shoulder can be tricky to understand, but I think the key is the skeletal structure, especially the scapula! It’s a major “boney landmark” on the back, easy to spot and helpful for figuring out where to put the deltoid. PLUS two of the three heads (the side and back heads)of the deltoid connect to it! (BTW- The front head connects to the clavicle. The Clavicle and Scapula form the “shoudler girdle” ) So if you can train your eye to spot the scapula, and remember which muscles connect to what parts of it, it’ll make drawing the shoulder MUCH easier! Look for all this NEW material in my upcoming Anatomy Guide over on the Kickstarter page! Get it before it ends! http://kck.st/2XezyV0 Thanks!!
Do you know which bone this is? Can you tell which side of the body it's from? Click to learn more: https://drawittoknowit.com/course/gross-anatomy/glossary/gross-anatomic-microscopic-structure/lower-extremity-femur
By Fall 2020, we'll have hundreds of these types of exercises added to our tutorials!
Features of the inferior skull Helpful Definitions: • Foramina are holes that allow neurovascular structures to pass through the bone. • Processes serve as muscle attachment sites. Maxilla: • Palatine process - Portion of the maxilla that exten
The inferior skull has several openings to allow vessels and nerves to pass through - do you know your foramina from your ovales?
Click through our flashcard for a snapshot review of the development of the Aortic Arches! PS - the full tutorial comes with closed captions, drawing pad, notes, flashcards, quiz questions, and board highlights!
Review the muscles of the neck that lie above the hyoid bone!
