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Analysis Of Human Body Structure In Clothing Design -- Partial Limbs Of Human Body (Map)

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Human Body Dynamic Garment Design Body Analysis Structure Facial Structure Analysis

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Learners often feel very difficult in their performance.

The reason is that there are more finger joints and distortion in perspective. The performance of hands is often prone to structural errors or incorrect proportions.

Hand is not just a motor organ, or a sense organ. In many cases, people's inner feelings are expressed through gesture or action.

If you can express your fingers beautifully, you will not only add elegance to the characters, but also bring some anger to the pictures.

Hands consist of palm and fingers.

Palm like fan-shaped, composed of many smaller bones.

The finger is made up of three bones. It looks like a tube, which stretches and flexors and shows graceful gesture.

Women's hands are long and soft, fingers can convey feelings and reflect beauty. They can be shown by smooth, smooth lines. Men's hands can convey firm and strong feelings, and can be displayed in straight lines with sharp edges.

Feet are also easy to overlook.

Feet are the supporting points of human body standing and various movements. The correct description of feet helps to maintain a sense of stability.

The dynamic performance of the foot can enhance the sense of motion of the human body.

When drawing, pay attention to the interaction of the three parts of toes, instep and foot and wrist in the same motive force, especially when the heel height changes, more attention should be paid to the changes of toes, instep and ankle.

And shoes with feet should pay attention to the feeling that feet have been penetrated into the shoes.

The specific steps of drawing feet are: (L) gently draw the basic shape, momentum and structure line of the foot, draw the relationship between the ankle, heel and toe.

(2) then draw the shape of the arch and toe or the structure of the shoe.

(3) correct the details of feet or the structure of shoes, such as toes, shoelaces and heels, and consider the size and basic shape.

(4) observe the relationship between the whole shoe and foot to see if it is really "worn" in the shoes.