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Preview:This line will be visible as a preview to your page - write what makes your page special or write whatever you want.About 86 characters are visible -> here is a counter: wordcounter.net Synonyms: Which names are commonly used for this bone / bone grou...

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Preview:Learn more about the most important back and shoulder muscles. Synonyms: deltoid muscle; trapezius muscle; latissimus dorsi muscle; infraspinatus muscle; teres major muscle Summary Deltoid muscle : What are deltoid muscles? Your deltoid muscles ar...

Preview:This study examines the human skull, which forms the structure of the head and foundation of the face. My favorite bone group to draw—though I find its symbolism with death or witchcraft rather satirical. Synonyms: Cranium; Braincase; Noggin; Head bon...

Preview:Learnt how to draw different body types with the right proportions. Synonyms: adults; children; male body; female body; body proportions Summary Proportions are a very important stage in drawing the human body. Beginners often skip this stage and ...

Preview:How to draw the perfect Box every time KeyWords: Dimension : A direction within SpaceVanishing Points : The point at which parallel lines meet (Only applies perspective)Perspective : A Point of ViewConvergence : The coming together of parallel l...

Preview:How to draw legs from a dorsal (back) view - muscles and shapes explained Synonyms: muscular leg; leg study; dorsal leg muscles; hamstrings; calves Intro In this study, I'll be sharing some guides on how to draw legs from a dorsal view! How to dr...