ANATOMY AND CHARACTER SCULPTURE / EXERCISES


01.09.2022 - 11.11.2022 (Week 10 - Week 15)

Muhammad Azka Farezi Septenal / 0351345 / Bachelor of Design (hons) in Creative Media Anatomy and Character Sculpture
Exercises



INSTRUCTIONS :






EXERCISES :


  • POSTURE BLOCKOUTS 


Figure 0.0 Skeletal Studies


Figure 0.1 Skeletal Studies


Figure 0.3 Skeletal Studies

Our professor for this semester, Mr. Kannan, assigned us the task of locating and removing various human references from the internet as the first activity for the semester. In order for us to have a better grasp of human anatomy, he instructed us to make as much as we possibly could.


  • SKELETAL STUDIES 


Figure 1.0 Skeletal Studies


As part of our coursework for the first week of this semester, we are obliged to study the skeleton and skeletal system in order to get an understanding of the fundamentals of human anatomy. Students will find that having this information available is helpful in completing their project that is related to human anatomy.



  • HEAD STUDIES


Figure 2.0 Head Studies


In preparation for this activity, our professor Mr. Kannan instructed us to study and investigate the anatomy of the human head. Students will surely benefit from this study both in terms of understanding the material and in terms of advancing their progress on the other project. Students will be able to understand the angle of the head itself and gain much from this knowledge when constructing 3D heads in the future if they learn how to design heads while simultaneously drawing heads themselves.




Figure 2.1 Head Studies (Sculpture)


As was mentioned earlier, the study of the human skull will undoubtedly prove useful for the kinds of activities  that demand for an incredibly high level of comprehension in a variety of perspectives and angles. The students were instructed to become familiar with the application (ZBRUSH) that was offered to them in order to assist them in developing their own 3D original character within this application.


  • MUSCLE STUDIES


Figure 3.0 Muscle Studies 

Mr. Kannan instructed us to locate and learn about human muscle for this activity in order to comprehend what kind of shape and depth will be required for human body sculpting in the upcoming project. It is preferable to be able to identify each muscle of the human body in order to ensure that pupils comprehend this aspect of human anatomy.




Figure 3.0 Muscle Studies (Sculpture)

As previously said, this task requires knowledge of human anatomy and human muscle to design a realistic human body in 3D mode. Details and accurate body shape and depth are crucial for this exercise so that the human body does not appear abnormal in the final product.


  • HAND STUDIES


Figure 4.0 Hand Studies

Mr. Kannan instructed us to discover various online hand references for this assignment. As a result, students are expected to memorize and block out human hands in order to gain a better grasp of hands, a key aspect of human anatomy.



Figure 4.1 Hand Studies (Sculpt)

After we had finished our research on the human hand, Mr. Kannan gave each of us the task of developing a 3D hand using the application ZBRUSH that was provided to us. It has been demonstrated that if we as students get an understanding of hand study, we will be highly advantageous while designing human 3D hands.

  • FOOT STUDIES


Figure 5.0 Hand Studies (Sculpt)

Although it is not mandatory that we employ human foot in the end product of our research, we are needed to learn and understand human foot as part of our assignment. In order to achieve a deeper comprehension of human anatomy, it is critical to acquire knowledge regarding the human foot.

  • EXPRESSIONS


Figure 6.0 Hand Studies (Sculpt)

As part of this exercise, we are also needed to perform six distinct types of expressions in order to gain a grasp of human expressions and so acquire a deeper comprehension of human anatomy. Additionally, we are asked to sculpt a variety of facial emotions in three dimensions.



Figure 6.1 Hand Studies (Sculpt)


  • EXPRESSIONS


Figure 7.0 Hand Studies (Sculpt)


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