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Everyone, so I wanted to also add upon this video or so, not this video, but this is another part
to the section is a side view of the torso area, which is not too hard.
But I don't want to put it in any way because that'll be really important later, especially when I'm
going to be drawing different poses.
So let's first go ahead and draw the side of you.
So here I have the Clava, the cranium for the head of the male.
I'm not going to do a I'm not going to really do a female version just because this is a bit simpler
to work on.
And we can always tweak this to more feminine look anyway.
So here or maybe I will add one.
We'll have to see.
So here we have the cranium with and then we had the mask on top.
Ever ear and I will go over more in depth of the head proportions later once I get to that point.
So once again, we have our one hand length down.
Here's a little bit of fat powder muscle area below the chin bumps going out of there.
So here we have the neck, one hand length, one hand length length, sorry, of the sternum.
And I hear I'm just going to draw in.
Our ribcage really simply.
And from the boxes here, once again, we can always just divide, split the two.
We have our rib, rib cage, our pelvis, which I would put a little bit more diagonally.
And for the rib cage that the pelvis for the pelvis, I would actually make it a little bit thinner
and smaller rather than wide.
So that is our oops.
I did not I did not know that I love.
Sorry about that.
This is what it looks like.
So I think I'll just to recap, I did not put it all in the frame.
I didn't realize.
So here we have the rib cage.
You know, once again, we go kind of one hand down and then we split this into three or split the split
into two boxes and then just split once again.
And I made the pelvis a little bit more tilted just for dynamic purposes.
So here, let's get started with adding in our deltoid arm just for good measure as a cylinder or a
rectangle with any way that you want.
So here we have our neck, which we can lock in.
Really quickly.
Here with Mr. Anacleto Mastoid, which is a nice neck muscle down downward.
Here is the clavicle, which kind of reaches over a little bit.
Here's our deltoid, which is our main our muscle, our very prominent, our muscle that's very iconic,
everybody knows what the deltoid is, at least I believe so.
It kind of goes underneath the underneath the clavicle, then you can go ahead and draw in pectoralis,
which is a which is the chest muscle, and it kind of just pushed that out a little bit just for some
just for some nice strength in the man's body.
Here we have the rib cage kind of going out.
And here we have the abdominal areas, which I will make sure that you guys put in more like a straight
line, because that is the as kind of like our.
It's kind of like our.
Our abdominal abdominal muscles kind of popping out, so we have one here, one here, and then a fat
pad down the phone area.
Here we have a pectoralis can add the nipples, it can kind of indicate where the motion of the or what
the direction of the muscle is, is by putting it underneath the.
Kind of stretching point.
Here's our latissimus dorsi, just kind of like this little area here.
Inside is our Sirena's muscles, which can be grouped as like the sheath on top.
Here's our obliques.
I'm just connecting these two together, by the way.
So here, let's first go and get started on the serious muscles, I would just say just.
Make them look kind of like avocado slices once again and just kind of spread them out.
I think there's about one, two, three, four or five think there's about five sections of the or one,
two, three, four, five.
And then as everything stretches out, you want the obliques to kind of stretch downward like that.
Kind of connect these.
And that is your public areas.
And you're Stratis Muscles.
Here is your lower region here, you don't have to draw that part, but anyways, that is what the site
looks like if I were to do a girl version.
Try to make sure the sex trade I'm going to go ahead and just make a box if I'm going to do the girl
version, I have one box, one box or outward.
I join the rib cage real quick.
Here's our pelvis, which is a little bit more narrow.
From the side of you.
And here's our neck just roughly put in here at the clavicle, reach that over on top.
Ever deltoid.
We have a pectoralis.
But we have a breast, which kind of.
Pushes out.
And here we have her abdominal area.
But the fat pad close to the weather with a fat pad around the pubic bone area.
And I will make you a little bit more curvy and have her more tilted back a little bit, her spine more
curved this way.
Here's her obliques then want to show?
And then her leg area.
Once again, here is her latissimus dorsi or scapular area, I think it's Herskovits, either scapula
or our.
Yes, that's let's sorry about that.
Let's kind of go from down here from the Arpit.
Her pectoralis.
Then same thing again.
One, two, three, four, I think it's one, two, three, four, five, yeah, and then once again,
we kind of just push all these down and we got to make sure we leave room for the sheath of the abdomen
of the practice of dominance as well.
Yeah, that is a side view, quick side view of the torso muscles, let me know what you guys think
and I will see you guys in the next on the bike.
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