The Deep Neck Muscles
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- This video is part of a series that explains each muscle relevant to artistic anatomy. This lesson is about the deep muscles making up the side of our neck. It includes the Splenius Capitis, Levator Scapulae, and the Scalenus. The video covers the origin, insertion, function, and surface landmarks of the muscle. This makes a complex topic understandable, easy to follow, and will help you draw the figure better!
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I watched all videos of muscle. You're wonderful!
I appreciate that! Thanks for watching all my videos and supporting the channel :)
going through all of these. You’re a god
Glad you are watching the series, and thanks for the high praise!!!
theres no god
you are doing god's work 😭 thank you for the easy to digest, informative videos!
Happy you like them, lol. Thanks for taking time to comment :)
This man is underrated
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Glad you liked it :)
There seem to be a lot of these muscles and they seem to be very detailed. As for all the names, don’t think I’m going try to memorize them. Good vid, and I like the examples you put on your website. They are a big help. Thanks
It can get very technical. As for learning the names and some of these less dominant muscles, you only need to learn what you will use. For those who want a deep knowledge of the figure and what will affect the surface, it's valuable to give these muscles names so we can more clearly identify them. Glad you liked the video and the website pages! I will be putting out an anatomy book with them all compiled and fleshed out soon, so stay tuned to drawsh.com for more information!
@@DrawshStudio nice
is the content in this playlist will be continuously being added?
i dont have a quota/internet balance, am using a wifi
so i wanna save all of these if this is the end of ur playlist..
but if not... i'd like to know what should i learn to master artistic anatomy like u do?
so i can learn it my self
Eventually I will add more content in the anatomy section but it will be a while. This playlist is very comprehensive as far as artistic anatomy, if you memorize all of this info you will be on your way to mastery. You also need to practice applying it to figure drawings, and books like Hogarth dynamic anatomy or Bridgman figure drawing are very helpful. My former teacher Marshall Vandruff does a series on Bridgman which would help you immensely.
marshallart.com/SHOP/all-products/seminars-webinars/all-webinars/bridgman/bridgman-v1-0/
@@DrawshStudio hmm i think ur info of artistic anatomy is already very comprehensive compared to others.. :)
hogarth? i never heard of it..
n bridgman well i've seen the book but u know:)
n marshall is also my fav one of teachers who taught everyone with love
ahh i think i'll just stick to ur playlist :D
Thanks for the kind words, glad you are finding the material so helpful. :)