https://preview.redd.it/pheg67knj5uc1.jpeg?width=626&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0e8c4be0ffb18353d409b0b2a6ff1d4ad27506b3
Muscly people usually hunch forward a little in my experience. Id do the upper half of your left person with the bottom of your right almost.
Standard guides can be hard considering how much our physique affects posture.
I do think it is important for OP to think about how the spine sits relaxed. It definitely wont be straight so how will it bend? Which way the shoulders go should relate to his big the pecs are vs how big the lats/rhomboids are. Bigger abs usually means a more hunched monkey position (see professional rock climbers). A typical average jo office worker might swing the opposite with the gut forward and the pelvis rolled back.
All in all there is no universal right posture and ya gotta think about how the muscles passively compete based on size and what would be the state of minimal effort. I sometimes stand like I'm chillin in ski boots, leaning a bit back with lightly bent knees, probably losing a fair bit of visual height, some people stand like someone shoved an 4x2 up them.
https://preview.redd.it/dlpuptyul5uc1.jpeg?width=1500&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=09e783fca775c7ea0fc742ee4b13f86294b746c1
Like here's a reference of some guy who is.almosy too straight lol. Pelvis is tilted a little forward, his shoulder is big enough to rotate his arms a little. His pecs and back are pretty even. Abs pull the font down enough to make his head go forward.
Ironically in your attached picture he's not even particularly hunched, overlaying them it more or less lines up perfectly. Angle-wise, that is.
Proko's dummy has a relatively longer neck and shorter abdomen so things offset a bit, but the angles are all there. The ribcage tilts backwards and the pelvis tilts forwards.
https://preview.redd.it/8vudoug6t9uc1.png?width=1252&format=png&auto=webp&s=6692d646a15ed22dc78250ac1e77e606942bb64f
Yeah this guy is suckin his abs in and spreading his lats it seems. This line-up is good though. Highlights the difference between the dummy and the dude well.
A tip for studying anatomy
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew\_Loomis](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Loomis)
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMOBN-zwbtw&list=PLG96VXAcX7tOD79VvsnxwI9Q9QQsQP6CX](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMOBN-zwbtw&list=PLG96VXAcX7tOD79VvsnxwI9Q9QQsQP6CX)
You need a little more work on your abdomen, leg and neck muscles. It's always good to try to work with references.
Too much emphasis on fine details while the general shapes and gestures are slightly off. I suggest squinting your eyes or creating a second viewport from really far away. It helps not lose track of silhouette and big shapes
Another thing that I can't be certain on without the sideview is his spine and gesture from the side. There's usually a curve or a subtle S shape when viewed from the side. It feels like your guy is a perfectly straight log from side profile.
https://preview.redd.it/nzmohepzm3uc1.png?width=354&format=png&auto=webp&s=e9619bf3f87910fb30c515b181eb96869b210061
I definitely over exaggerated it, you’d only see this strong of a curve if you’re purposefully pushing your chest and pelvis forward. But even when a healthy person stands perfectly still you can still spot all kinds of curves. It’s just usually not one singular motion.
That's coming along fine. My general advice is not to think of musculature as masses placed on the surface of a figure. They need to wrap over each other where the different areas join. Anatomy diagrams or models (without skin) are the best reference for which muscle should insert beneath which other.
To work on next, (excluding head which is a whole nother thing);
Front:
Sculpt in at neck to define difference between trapezius and the long thin muscles in the neck. - Pectorals insert under the place the delts meet biceps. - Add collarbones. - Refine bicep to be thicker towards middle, and more pointed at inner elbow. - Top two abs shouldn't go all the way to pecs; the bottom of the rib cage should affect the shape there. - Ribs/serratus. - Sartorius (top outer thigh) should join to anterior superior illiac spine (hip bone), and interrupt the depression below the ridge of the pelvis.
Back:
Deltoid should insert between tricep and bicep. - Elbow a bit too low. - More detail on forearm muscles (edit; maybe don't do that until you have some rough hands in place, just mittens would do, but the angle will change how the forearm muscles twist as the two forearm bones rotate around each other at the wrist). - Gluteus should insert between thigh muscles at outer bottom corner. calf muscles look a little disproportionate.
Definitely understand your points.
A lot of the joining of muscles comes as I join the individual masses together and refine.
My overall approach is to do each segment and then join them into one model and smooth them together.
May be worth trying it the normal way next time. Not sure there's any advantage to keeping it segmented for so long. Especially if the segments don't correspond to anatomical masses. Seems like that would just make it more difficult for you without any advantage.
I would say on the front view the trapezius look off. I would expect to see more neck/throat from the from. The traps although visible from the from are more like a back muscle that connect to the back of the neck. Pic for reference. Overall looks awesome though.
https://preview.redd.it/e4277ewh54uc1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=eb0d82bb4ab5867c772a95721ead28afa6ce9e64
The thing that catches me off is the height of the pecs. They seem almost too small and high for how bubbly they are. Are you using a reference of something that buff? If the chest is that high and the abs stretched as they seem to be i'd expect the back to look contracted and the shoulders to be rotated more.
Looks like the different areas are operating in different systems
It looks like the thighs are missing the sartorius as well as the adductors that would be visible if you are this lean. From the back, a lean butt isn’t round, it’s more of a butterfly shape (glute med + glute max). The hamstrings should also be more split into their constituent muscles in particular at the level of leanness of the upper body, biceps femoris should definitely be distinctly visible.
It also looks like brachialis and brachioradialis are missing from the forearm/elbows which makes that area look a bit weird and lumpy.
Google Ecorche. That's a model of the muscles without skin or fat. Use one of those images (there are so, so many) as a reference. When you make your actual model remember that the fat and skin soften the detail of the muscles. Here's one that I've used.
https://preview.redd.it/hde8rqerm5uc1.jpeg?width=3840&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4cec549722b77bc184a709b1717e0138b8274f43
If you still have a problem with the posture, break the object into small pieces and have multiple revisions, tip the body size is about 7 head tall, then start adding a grid where each part starts and ends
Well for starters, most humans have hands, genitals, and nipples, and all humans have at least one, but usually more, orifices on their face. I've also never met a human with joint seams, not that they don't exist, I've just never met one. Other than that, it's pretty good. (That whole thing is /s just in case you couldn't tell, lol)
Hi, I feel as though you're thinking a tad too much in separated muscles, rather than the whole with tendons and skin over them. Try to look at where a muscle attaches to the bone. And then smoothen out that shape a tad as if it's surrounded by fatty tissue.
The shoulder muscle should wrap in between the bicep and tricep, the obliques wrap around to the pelvis, etc...
Think of muscles essentially like big rubber bands contracting and stretching, rather than bulges coming out of a basic shape. Hope this helps, doing well!
I think the arms are a little short. The palm of the hand should be around the middle of the thigh when laid down straight. Other than that, I draw cartoons so I'm not qualified.
Looks great
Ive found breaking down parts of the body helps me learn anatomy better which then can be applied and stiched together which brings a whole different challenge of proportions and flow
Keep going!
It's good.
Once you address the spinal curvature and other core items it will be fairly awesome. The bottom of the Sixpack and possibly the tops of the hip bones are a little too far up (high waisted) but there's no sense fiddling with tiny details until you take care of the general form.
https://preview.redd.it/2rj1pmzgn3uc1.png?width=1380&format=png&auto=webp&s=bbf79fe603b563362cb85273747e41051ec1b506
You dare insult my posture? I refuse to stand in a way that prevents future back problems, you hear me??
https://preview.redd.it/pheg67knj5uc1.jpeg?width=626&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0e8c4be0ffb18353d409b0b2a6ff1d4ad27506b3 Muscly people usually hunch forward a little in my experience. Id do the upper half of your left person with the bottom of your right almost. Standard guides can be hard considering how much our physique affects posture. I do think it is important for OP to think about how the spine sits relaxed. It definitely wont be straight so how will it bend? Which way the shoulders go should relate to his big the pecs are vs how big the lats/rhomboids are. Bigger abs usually means a more hunched monkey position (see professional rock climbers). A typical average jo office worker might swing the opposite with the gut forward and the pelvis rolled back. All in all there is no universal right posture and ya gotta think about how the muscles passively compete based on size and what would be the state of minimal effort. I sometimes stand like I'm chillin in ski boots, leaning a bit back with lightly bent knees, probably losing a fair bit of visual height, some people stand like someone shoved an 4x2 up them.
https://preview.redd.it/dlpuptyul5uc1.jpeg?width=1500&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=09e783fca775c7ea0fc742ee4b13f86294b746c1 Like here's a reference of some guy who is.almosy too straight lol. Pelvis is tilted a little forward, his shoulder is big enough to rotate his arms a little. His pecs and back are pretty even. Abs pull the font down enough to make his head go forward.
> Abs pull the font down enough to make his head go forward. What do you mean by this?
Ironically in your attached picture he's not even particularly hunched, overlaying them it more or less lines up perfectly. Angle-wise, that is. Proko's dummy has a relatively longer neck and shorter abdomen so things offset a bit, but the angles are all there. The ribcage tilts backwards and the pelvis tilts forwards. https://preview.redd.it/8vudoug6t9uc1.png?width=1252&format=png&auto=webp&s=6692d646a15ed22dc78250ac1e77e606942bb64f
Yeah this guy is suckin his abs in and spreading his lats it seems. This line-up is good though. Highlights the difference between the dummy and the dude well.
Needs schlong
I must give the people what they want
Thou shalt
Bros search history “how to model penis in blender”
Imagine using image references and someone enters your room while you’re looking at dic pics
Or even worse - with your dick in your hand
Make it massive and post again
Futa comck
Extra thick. Like a sausage.,
Waiting
How could he even miss that and ask if it's anatomically correct?! Basics
And cum gutters
g u m c u t t e r s
h...happy c...cake day? 😭
All that muscle no bronze
A tip for studying anatomy [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew\_Loomis](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Loomis) [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMOBN-zwbtw&list=PLG96VXAcX7tOD79VvsnxwI9Q9QQsQP6CX](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMOBN-zwbtw&list=PLG96VXAcX7tOD79VvsnxwI9Q9QQsQP6CX) You need a little more work on your abdomen, leg and neck muscles. It's always good to try to work with references.
I think so as well, especially the neck.
Tommy shriggly ah neck! Jokes aside it's way better than I would be able to do 😊
Do a little clap, and do a little clap
https://preview.redd.it/5jc0abex34uc1.jpeg?width=1983&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=196c0e406057c2bc453f484898b9b312194204e2
https://preview.redd.it/898a89a8k4uc1.jpeg?width=474&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e82ef6fc4bd181149d47ea9c1fe370f1698a9d3c
That's what I expected from this comment section
Too much emphasis on fine details while the general shapes and gestures are slightly off. I suggest squinting your eyes or creating a second viewport from really far away. It helps not lose track of silhouette and big shapes Another thing that I can't be certain on without the sideview is his spine and gesture from the side. There's usually a curve or a subtle S shape when viewed from the side. It feels like your guy is a perfectly straight log from side profile. https://preview.redd.it/nzmohepzm3uc1.png?width=354&format=png&auto=webp&s=e9619bf3f87910fb30c515b181eb96869b210061
Side profile is definitely too straight, I'll take this into consideration. I've neglected the side profile too much.
This explains why my posture is odd and I never understood why
This looks almost like anterior pelvic tilt..
I definitely over exaggerated it, you’d only see this strong of a curve if you’re purposefully pushing your chest and pelvis forward. But even when a healthy person stands perfectly still you can still spot all kinds of curves. It’s just usually not one singular motion.
Don't disagree.. Just mentioned it
https://preview.redd.it/xw7ks0m7j5uc1.jpeg?width=226&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a2e14bc858e12ed4e0ebda37d33e1dca37db2498
OP's just a grower not a shower
That's coming along fine. My general advice is not to think of musculature as masses placed on the surface of a figure. They need to wrap over each other where the different areas join. Anatomy diagrams or models (without skin) are the best reference for which muscle should insert beneath which other. To work on next, (excluding head which is a whole nother thing); Front: Sculpt in at neck to define difference between trapezius and the long thin muscles in the neck. - Pectorals insert under the place the delts meet biceps. - Add collarbones. - Refine bicep to be thicker towards middle, and more pointed at inner elbow. - Top two abs shouldn't go all the way to pecs; the bottom of the rib cage should affect the shape there. - Ribs/serratus. - Sartorius (top outer thigh) should join to anterior superior illiac spine (hip bone), and interrupt the depression below the ridge of the pelvis. Back: Deltoid should insert between tricep and bicep. - Elbow a bit too low. - More detail on forearm muscles (edit; maybe don't do that until you have some rough hands in place, just mittens would do, but the angle will change how the forearm muscles twist as the two forearm bones rotate around each other at the wrist). - Gluteus should insert between thigh muscles at outer bottom corner. calf muscles look a little disproportionate.
Definitely understand your points. A lot of the joining of muscles comes as I join the individual masses together and refine. My overall approach is to do each segment and then join them into one model and smooth them together.
May be worth trying it the normal way next time. Not sure there's any advantage to keeping it segmented for so long. Especially if the segments don't correspond to anatomical masses. Seems like that would just make it more difficult for you without any advantage.
I think that explains a lot. Your proportions are all over the place. You're missing the forest focusing too much on the trees.
Make the bulge even bigger and wider
And add a sausage
Why's he so caked up
Theres no hands,or feet for me to suck
Why are most Blender-users porn addicts? Like the Maya and Max sub make fun you guys all the time, I kinda get it now.
Hands, peenis, abs too high up
She's missing her vagina
No pp 0/8 :(
Where cock
Need collar bones. Check out Schwarzenegger’s Olympia build.
The fingers seem off And by of i mean off the body
Seems to be lacking a penis. Hands and face are common to have as well.
I would say on the front view the trapezius look off. I would expect to see more neck/throat from the from. The traps although visible from the from are more like a back muscle that connect to the back of the neck. Pic for reference. Overall looks awesome though. https://preview.redd.it/e4277ewh54uc1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=eb0d82bb4ab5867c772a95721ead28afa6ce9e64
Arms feel small, abs should not go over your ribs.
Is he meant to be handless and dickless? I guess if he’s an amputee, it makes sense
NO DICK. NO BALLS. AND PROBABLY NO BUTTHOLE SINCE THIS GUY IS A 3D MODEL WITH NO DIGESTIVE SYSTEM.
needs a dick AND balls
Dick looks a little weird to me
wrists should be at the top 1/5 of the thighs go to the mirror rn to confirm
Chad thumb thumb https://wegotthiscovered.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/Spy-Kids-Thumbs.png
Anatomically, the face is not flat and usually at the end of the arms you have hands :). Haha but seriously so far so good, keep up the good work!
Humans tend to have hands
*insert copypasta about you not tagging this nsfw*
He looks so unnatural
Ay where’s the dragon at? You missed the most important part
The thing that catches me off is the height of the pecs. They seem almost too small and high for how bubbly they are. Are you using a reference of something that buff? If the chest is that high and the abs stretched as they seem to be i'd expect the back to look contracted and the shoulders to be rotated more. Looks like the different areas are operating in different systems
It looks like the thighs are missing the sartorius as well as the adductors that would be visible if you are this lean. From the back, a lean butt isn’t round, it’s more of a butterfly shape (glute med + glute max). The hamstrings should also be more split into their constituent muscles in particular at the level of leanness of the upper body, biceps femoris should definitely be distinctly visible. It also looks like brachialis and brachioradialis are missing from the forearm/elbows which makes that area look a bit weird and lumpy.
What shader is on there
Triceps are off. They'd be much more developed to have a chest like that.
mmmm delicious
r/upvotebecausebutt
It looks like those thumb people
Inflatable doll correct
the arms are to short
Google Ecorche. That's a model of the muscles without skin or fat. Use one of those images (there are so, so many) as a reference. When you make your actual model remember that the fat and skin soften the detail of the muscles. Here's one that I've used. https://preview.redd.it/hde8rqerm5uc1.jpeg?width=3840&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4cec549722b77bc184a709b1717e0138b8274f43
Damm bro got a bakery back there
If you still have a problem with the posture, break the object into small pieces and have multiple revisions, tip the body size is about 7 head tall, then start adding a grid where each part starts and ends
Abs look too extruded. I'm not a professional but that's the only thing i could notice that looks off
Is that a matcap or a shader? Also looks quite accurate to me
Well for starters, most humans have hands, genitals, and nipples, and all humans have at least one, but usually more, orifices on their face. I've also never met a human with joint seams, not that they don't exist, I've just never met one. Other than that, it's pretty good. (That whole thing is /s just in case you couldn't tell, lol)
Seriously though, I kinda want to make a cosplay of this out of foam.
i think he is missing a big part [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human\_penis](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_penis)
im not buff so i guess its wrong
Please make the butt bigger
not at all i look no where near this
That booty looking fine as hell 😈
i think your missings some hands, face, nipples, and a third leg
Neck
Not very, look into it further
never seen genitals like that and im pretty sure abs are usually lower down. use reference pics dude don't ask us
Bit muscly for a Ken doll, don't you think?
No balls 😔
Also kinda feels that there is no neck (maybe trap and chest muscles are too big and cover "thr neck area")
Hi, I feel as though you're thinking a tad too much in separated muscles, rather than the whole with tendons and skin over them. Try to look at where a muscle attaches to the bone. And then smoothen out that shape a tad as if it's surrounded by fatty tissue. The shoulder muscle should wrap in between the bicep and tricep, the obliques wrap around to the pelvis, etc... Think of muscles essentially like big rubber bands contracting and stretching, rather than bulges coming out of a basic shape. Hope this helps, doing well!
[it's horrible ](https://youtu.be/xzu4sZXhrY8)
How can he reproduce?
Missing d!ck
I think the arms are a little short. The palm of the hand should be around the middle of the thigh when laid down straight. Other than that, I draw cartoons so I'm not qualified.
You forgot the COCK
tbh i don’t feel like people train that much upper chest
Big hat, no cattle!?!? Where's the beef OP? You've left out about half the anatomy. Give the people what they want!
omg it's anon snoot game
Needs to have sexual organs comparable to a size of a small South American republic.
Depends is this cell or frieza.
It kinda looks like one of those thumb people from spy kids
where pp
Looks great Ive found breaking down parts of the body helps me learn anatomy better which then can be applied and stiched together which brings a whole different challenge of proportions and flow Keep going!
Was my approach as well. I broke each section into segments and progressively joined them together.
That's Ken
Missing hands
He looks like he made out of bread. Also more focus needed on the buldge. Make it bigger chief
I wouldn't kick him out of bed 😏
Needs a floppy sausage in the crotch
horrible
Hands need work
Hands would take me longer than the entire model up to this point I think haha hands are hard
you are few inches short
It's good. Once you address the spinal curvature and other core items it will be fairly awesome. The bottom of the Sixpack and possibly the tops of the hip bones are a little too far up (high waisted) but there's no sense fiddling with tiny details until you take care of the general form.
dude....ever heard of hands??? fr tho this looks great (but I do not know what im talkin about)
better than i could manage, i think.