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In this lecture we're gonna be talking about how to draw the chest but we're gonna draw in a different

pose.

So with the arms stretched out from side to side and I want to demonstrate to you how the pack muscles

will stretch out when that happens.

So right here you can see that we have these two lines angling down like that and then they kind of

angled back up like this.

Well let's go ahead and let's redraw this but let's stretch the arms out.

So we'll go ahead and we'll start by drawing sort of a curved shape like this for the collar bones.

And those are going to go right up into the shoulders

and maybe I'll angle these collarbone down just a little bit more.

Perfect.

So then what we can do is we can kind of show where the shoulder muscles are attached to the shoulder

muscles are getting stretched out when they're out like this.

Let's go ahead and mark the center between are two pecs.

Great.

Then what we want to do is let's go ahead and we're gonna draw in the pack.

So right here you can see that it kind of angles up like that bend down and then a little bit up.

In this case it's all gonna kind of get smoothed out because it's stretched out and it's gonna go like

this.

It's just going to come down

just like that.

And you can see how stretched out that is compared to that do the same thing on the other side

just like that.

And the bottom of the pack muscle actually kind of leads.

It's not a part of it but it kind of leads right into the biceps so we're just kind of skips that and

just you can have a better understanding of what is going on here

and then we can go ahead and sketch in the neck so just sketch in my cylinder like shape

just make that a cylinder I want do the head

and then this is just going to come down like this into the shoulder

just like that you can go in and put this little divot here for the collarbone

so we can go ahead just kind of add another detail at these two muscles on the neck some sort of a Adam's

Apple they're showing we can show a little bit more definition.

By adding in kind of the fibers of the muscles to go ahead and split the pack muscle in half like that

to individuals

Yeah

and then just to add some more definition and understanding of the muscles.

Basically the pack muscles the the fibers or the strands of the muscle kind of come out like that and

come off right here and they just go all the way across like that.

So as you can imagine on this one it does the same thing and just kind of comes down and out like this

across the pack muscle and it's just getting stretched out.

That's all that's happening when we put the arms out like that

go ahead and sketch in the nipples the nipples will also get a little stretched out as well

shoulder muscles

and even these back sort of shoulder muscles back here even those kind of get squashed as the shoulders

Raise up.

You could even go ahead and just sketch in just a little bit of detail here.

I won't get too detailed with it because we're gonna learn how to draw the torso here and next few lectures

and also get a little muscle that comes out from underneath here and right here

right.

Great.

There you go.

So that's basically how you would draw the pecs nice and stretched out.

That brings us to the end of this lecture.

Thanks for watching and I'll see you guys in the next one.