The glutes were an interesting task to tackle. My technique for muscle construction became put to the test with the building of these muscles. Unlike all of the back muscles, moving into the legs it becomes much more than simply cutting out the rough shapes of how the muscle looks in the book and pasting them accordingly. Now the factor of layer multiple muscles appropriately was a huge factor in acheiving a final realism to the shape and thickness of the muscle area. I experienced some difficulties with this so obvously took a bit more time but in the end i think turned out having quite a nice looking rump!
The glutes were an interesting task to tackle. My technique for muscle construction became put to the test with the building of these muscles. Unlike all of the back muscles, moving into the legs it becomes much more than simply cutting out the rough shapes of how the muscle looks in the book and pasting them accordingly. Now the factor of layer multiple muscles appropriately was a huge factor in acheiving a final realism to the shape and thickness of the muscle area. I experienced some difficulties with this so obvously took a bit more time but in the end i think turned out having quite a nice looking rump!
2 comments:
make your biceps femoris bigger so that it meets the vastus lateralis on the lateral thigh. we don't want to see any femur in this area.
plus, it looks like you've left off the axial head of the gluteus maximus.
the gastrocnemius tendons should come up and attach to the condyles of the femur.
it's hard to tell from this photo, but it looks like the top of the quads needs to fill out some (so we don't see the femur--and the sartorius is sticking out too far from the thigh anteriorly.
you can thin down the IT band.
overall, the craft of your building is very nice--just refine the maniken according to the notes above.
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