When one begins his journey in drawing in any of its branches, the study of human anatomy is vital in order to later draw the human figure. The illustration shows the human skeleton and each of the superficial muscles. An in-depth study will give the draftsman enough skill to be able to understand each of the push-ups and poses that can be done so that later he does not have the need to even use a model to draw characters or scenes.
'Equilibrium' is a oil and acrylic artwork which is a good example of this where a study of the muscles found in the back, shoulders and arms is carried out. Understanding how they flex and how they overlap one on top of the other is where one of the most important facets of this work created by the artist Raipun is found.
Like the natural drawing of model it is vital to be able to draw the human figure, something that must be associated with the life of the artist to be impregnated with the thousands of positions that a model can present in a session.
Raipun shows us your study of those muscles found on the back and that way of flexing that the model itself has. Well-built hands that show a hyper-realistic side that grabs the viewer's attention and a work, which as a whole, has a great finish.
We could find a negative point such as those clothes, but if we focus on the study of the human body it is a good work to show how one must start in the human figure drawing a lot and being a great observer. The theory is also important that we do not forget.
You can pass before your Deviantart for learn more about this artist called Raipun.
With another deal and other ways 'Squid' by Monks.
Wow yes: =)
It is surprising how being self-taught performs these works, now well, the important thing about being self-taught is having the ability to absorb the teachings, congratulations.