Human Body

Human Body

In drawing the human figure, is used to measure the head module and can be divided into 8 equal parts (Figure 1), ie, the head establishes a relationship of proportion to the trunk and legs, so the concept of ratio is the optimal balance between size of the parts that compose a whole.

It is not enough to share, to draw a human body with realism, symmetry is also of fundamental importance for the design of the human body has a semblance between the right and left sides.

In general, the human body does not hold exactly the same measures on one side and the other, there are small differences, often imperceptible when you look at, but noticeable when measuring.

In the drawing, the axis of symmetry is represented by a vertical line from head, through his nose and into the space between the legs, as shown in Figure 2.

Figure 1

Figure 2

Volumes and concavities: Refers to body shapes, their curves, recesses and reliefs. In the drawing, are the sinuous lines that represent it.

Figure 3

With open arms, the distance between the tip of the index fingers is equal to total height of the figure, from toe to top of head.

Figura 4

* The height of three heads, is situated in the navel.

* The height of 4 heads, stands the pubis.

* The distance between the shoulders is 2 modules.

You can start your first drafts of the human body by following these steps illustrated in the figure below, not forgetting to start with the proportion using the module as its head for measurement.

THE STRUCTURE OF MALE AND FEMALE

• The MAN has broad shoulders and narrow hips;

• Hip: Region of the body that extends from waist to thighs.

• A WOMAN has narrow

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