Hip anatomy

The themes this week were hips, legs, expressions, running, and body. Came back a bit to my old brush, ups and downs, trying something new. My friends told me I never picture interaction, so I’ll be trying to focus on that next week.

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“I’ve been gathering some good wisdom from game development podcasts, @80Level articles, and @Polycount threads. Here’s a bit related to #anatomy + a very helpful graphic: The two anatomical features that affect the shape of the hips are the ilium and the great trochanter.”

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