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It’s not exactly knowing how to draw the pelvis, it’s about simplifying what’s in front of you. Just use the technique of taking angles, that was discussed earlier in the course (Lesson 3 I believe) then use your knowledge of three dimensional form to begin rendering light and shadow. Throughout this process, double check any marks and look for inaccuracies using your angle-taking technique and measuring technique (lesson 3). The thing about this course is that you are learning a bit about anatomy but the objects that are drawn are organic objects so you are also learning to draw while studying anatomy.

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Day 64 of 100: Soccerball and Sphere Project

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Day 63 of 100: Light and Shadow of a Cube

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Day 62 of 100: Lighting the Cylinder Assignment

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Day 61 of 100: Cones from Imagination

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Day 60 of 100: Cylinders from Imagination

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Day 59 of 100: Observing Cylinders then Finishing with Construction

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Day 58 of 100

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Day 57 of 100: Starting Cylinder from Observation/Construction

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Day 56 of 100

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Day 55 of 100

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Day 54 of 100: Decided to start the Portrait from Memory over again on better paper

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Day 53 of 100: Cylinders from Life with Freehand Ellipses (forgot to post yesterday)

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Day 52 of 100: Cylinders from Life

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Day 51 of 100: Ellipses

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