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Studies Photo-set: Arms
🕑 Added 2021-05-02 09:01:00 +0000 UTCThis week our Studies photo-set focuses on the arms - if you're learning more about the arms it's also well worth making accompanying studies of neck & shoulders, from which the arms are suspended and the back and front of the torso, which anchors the arms. These photos are cropped from the original hi-res photo files, allowing you to see the body in more detail than you would in our full-figure sets and providing a resource from which you can observe the varied articulations of the body. By making studies from these close ups you'll be able to gain a greater insight into the forms that underpin the human figure. Lance's tutorial videos and blogs will help to set these images in context, so we recommend looking over those resources to support your drawings.
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Further links
>> Read the Week 30: Arms blog post HERE (All Tiers)
>> Watch the Week 30: Arms main lesson HERE (Student & Life Tiers)
>> Watch the Week 30: Arms demo HERE (Student & Life Tiers)
Find links to the whole Tutored Life Drawing Course HERE
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Happy drawing,
Jake
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Guidelines for using the photographs
Please do:
- Download these pictures to your own computers and devices, downloading the Zip files for all images, or saving individual photos.
- Use the pictures to draw, paint, print and sculpt from, being as realistic or creative as you like
- Share the artwork you’ve made with us and the world - in books, in exhibitions, on social media, or on your fridge
- Tag us in work you make (@drawbrighton / #drawbrighton) – you don’t have to, but we love to see what you’ve made!
- Edit the photo files as reference for your own drawings - you can change the contrasts, colours and backgrounds to provide more tailored reference for yourself.
Please don't:
- Share these pictures with anybody else – they are between you and us
- Share the photos themselves online – thanks for respecting our models’ privacy
- Edit the photo files themselves for artwork – we want to see original work you’ve made
Thanks!
