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Life Drawing Class - Anatomy - Foot
Life Drawing Class - Anatomy - Foot by @BadKarma (Jason Lamey)

Life Drawing - Anatomy - Foot skeletal and muscular systems - Graphite on paper.

Approximately 13 hours of work.

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Life Drawing
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Posted: Monday, 31 January, 2011 @ 08:41 AM
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I remember in my college anatomy class that I found these projects boring. So I ended up pulling out my D&D books and I did a skeletal system for a dwarf and elf. The teacher thought I was nuts (not that I'm not), but I managed a B grade, carried completely on originality. XD

Posted: Tuesday, 24 January, 2012 @ 10:50 AM
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Wow! That amazing work, that had to be hard. Awesome detail!

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Posted: Wednesday, 08 February, 2012 @ 04:57 PM
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[quote="Weasel_Silver24"]Wow! That amazing work, that had to be hard. Awesome detail![/quote]

Thanks. :) It took a LONG time to do. But, it was thoroughly rewarding in the end.

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