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Hey, guys, so I think I will have enough room.

I only have like a sliver of this paper left, so we're just going to decide really quickly.

Sides are easy because there's just only one dimension and the other ones are kind of just like, oh,

well, there's a lot of muscles kind of going through.

But anyways, let's go ahead and get started by drawing our cranium.

Let me go ahead and move my paper more the side so you guys can see it rather than having to look in

a different in a different direction.

So let me try to this is the end of my paper.

This is how much room I have left.

But anyways, I just got started.

So here we have the side view.

Here we have our cranium.

Once again, the mask is more inside of you.

So here we see fully the jaw, the jaw line.

If you want to add the nose, go ahead and do that.

Notice, I'm making sure that all of my sites are approximately the same height.

So it's a good reference that would help a lot, actually.

So one hand down, part of the neck.

If you want to draw a box, go ahead and do that one hand down, one hand out.

A rib cage.

And we have our length.

Typically, this is a little bit thinner.

So here, divide in half, once again, we have our pelvis.

And here, if you remember how to draw the pelvis really briefly, it's sort of like a bowl shaped.

So here is our and then here we have our great trochanter, which kind of sticks out.

Can kind of indicate where a leg is based on our reference here.

So here we have our kneecap.

This more straight here we have a kneecap.

Here we have a Cavs.

And here we have the side of the foot, which will unfortunately have to overlap a little bit, maybe

make him more like this and a more walking.

I don't know, maybe actually there should be a little bit more straight.

Let me go ahead and just fix that.

Should be more straight, so here once again, we have the.

Kneecap.

Our ankle, our foot.

And then we had the side view blocked out.

I think I will add the arm probably a little bit later, but anyways, let's go ahead and detail these.

So here we had we have the base of the head down.

That is our neck, every ear here.

Then we have our student Cluedo mastoid stretching outward.

Here we have the clavicle, which kind of goes outward.

If you want to draw the deltoid, go ahead and do that.

Here is our tricep and our bicep kind of mixed together a little bit.

Here is our PECC kind of bulging out a little bit just to just for some differentiation rather than

make it make him to Linkey.

And as we approach the abdominal area, just drosten little bumps, because this is where the abs are,

and then here the pelvis bone kind of juts out.

And as the pubic area, I would actually I would also extend a little bit of the muscles from the back.

Here's the elbow.

Just roughly put in.

Here we have the sheath.

Here we have the Tenzer Phylicia.

Oh, if I do that, I want to go and do our obliques.

And here we have our sartorius.

Nosotros are authorities and then our kind of coming through.

And we have our obliques kind of just gliding right past.

Here we have the Tenzer Fascher, this is our femur, here's a gluteus medius, that gluteus maximus

coming through.

Here we have our hand here just to kind of just put there now, this will starting to look a little

bit confusing because there's so many lines going on.

So I'm going to just simplify this real quick.

So ribcage and oblique.

Well, as it as this poll just out, this is our rectus femoris.

Here is our to track or illimitable band, which kind of crosses over on top and covers the kneecap.

Here is our bicep for Morris, which is our hamstrings.

And once again, same drill calf.

Front leg muscles in front of the bottom leg muscles are soulless, and then we have our foot.

Conjoin the ankle here as our heal, here's our.

But.

And the pinky is the side, so Pinky is always facing outside, it's never facing inside for a human

body.

So when you look at the heel, not the heel, I guess the foot in general, the toes, the big toes

always on the inside and the pink is always on the outside.

So don't confuse the two.

This may look like, oh, this is the big toe, but it's not.

It's actually because we're looking at it from the outside.

This is the pinky toe.

So anyway, that's it for all these sides are basically sides here.

Let me know what you guys think and I will see you guys in the next one by.