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Anatomy Workshop Volume 6

Structure and Anatomy of the Arm with Charles Hu

Description

This lecture demonstrates the structure and anatomy of the human arm. In a continuation of his previous lectures on human anatomy, figure artist Charles Hu begins this lecture with a review of the primary skeletal structures of the arm. After discussing the primary structures and proportions, Charles begins by breaking down the primary muscle groups. Starting with the shoulder and upper arm, he works his way down to the forearm's muscle groups, explaining supination and pronation while also discussing the muscle connections and their action. In the last four chapters, Charles works from different examples of photo reference, identifying key structural landmarks while also deconstructing the contributions of anatomy, gesture and rhythm to the motion of the underlying skeletal structure. The mechanical and structural understanding that Charles shares in this title is an essential foundation for producing believable and dynamic figure drawings, either from life or from the imagination.


Duration: 228 minutes

Format: HD 1920x1080

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  • Anatomy Workshop Volume 6
  • Anatomy Workshop Volume 6
  • Anatomy Workshop Volume 6
  • Anatomy Workshop Volume 6
  • Anatomy Workshop Volume 6
  • Anatomy Workshop Volume 6
  • Anatomy Workshop Volume 6
  • Anatomy Workshop Volume 6
  • Anatomy Workshop Volume 6

Charles Hu

Figure Painter

Charles Hu is a figure painter and notable art instructor. In 2007, he co-founded his own fine art school, 3Kicks Fine Art Studio in Pasadena California. Charles received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Art Center College of Design in Pasadena. He began his instructional career at L.A. Academy of Figurative Arts. His commissions include numerous portrait paintings, character designs for film and game pitches, murals and comic books for the movie End of the Spear. His work has been exhibited at Wendt Gallery in Laguna Beach California. Charles currently instructs at Art Center College of Design and Gnomon School of Visual Effects in Hollywood.