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I've been feeling bad about my anatomy skills recently... I've done loads of reading and learning and tutorial watching about anatomy and feel like I have a good grasp of it, but the drawings that I did from my imagination always turned out looking, well, far worse than I wished they would!

SO. In order to improve my understanding of how the anatomy changes according to motion and angle and stuff, I decided to do THIS thing! I didn't use any references, so the anatomy certainly isn't perfect, but apparently I'm rather surprised that I have a strong enough grasp of anatomy without even needing references! It gives me hope that I'll be able to draw better if I simply try harder and put more care into it.
The animation is also dodgy since I've never done anything like this before; I know that some bits don't exactly make sense or they morph weirdly and so on.

I may do some more of these; it was an immensely useful exercise, I felt, and I really feel like I understand the form much better now! It'd be interesting to do one for a wolf or dragon or something!
It also increased my confidence with LIGHTING.

Description
I've been feeling bad about my anatomy skills recently... I've done loads of reading and learning and tutorial watching about anatomy and feel like I have a good grasp of it, but the drawings that I did from my imagination always turned out looking, well, far worse than I wished they would!

SO. In order to improve my understanding of how the anatomy changes according to motion and angle and stuff, I decided to do THIS thing! I didn't use any references, so the anatomy certainly isn't perfect, but apparently I'm rather surprised that I have a strong enough grasp of anatomy without even needing references! It gives me hope that I'll be able to draw better if I simply try harder and put more care into it.
The animation is also dodgy since I've never done anything like this before; I know that some bits don't exactly make sense or they morph weirdly and so on.

I may do some more of these; it was an immensely useful exercise, I felt, and I really feel like I understand the form much better now! It'd be interesting to do one for a wolf or dragon or something!
It also increased my confidence with LIGHTING.