A9RIG - Anatomical Landmarks

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[@sadlad1639]

Really informative video! I’ve always enjoyed doodling and sketching, but never took it seriously. That is, until my girlfriend recently got me a drawing tablet for my pc. That alone makes art more forgiving and enjoyable. Then I wanted to get a manikin to help me with my poses and understanding of human anatomy. I stumbled across your manikin, and fell in love! It seems like a great product! I should be getting the A9 Rider soon for my birthday, and can’t wait! (If I love it as much as I think I will, then I’ll go ahead and buy a ranger as well.) I’ve been watching all of your videos in anticipation, and they’re a great asset for understanding how to properly use your manikins. I’m happy to see and support someone who is clearly passionate about what they do, as you are. So thanks in advance for a fantastic product, and keep up the great work!

[@Armaturenine]

That's so wonderful to hear. Thank you Daniel!! :)

[@kosmictea]

Again... Wow, It is a MUST have to for any figure artist out there ! One day, I'll purchase it for sure

[@DennisCNolasco]

Nice, I'm really considering these.

[@chrissaz6977]

Would love to see more these kind of videos !

[@Armaturenine]

Thanks Chrissa! I’ll definitely try. Any specific requests for what I should demo next? More about anatomy?

[@chrissaz6977]

Armature Nine thanks Paul. I am a beginner. I feel a bit difficult to find the right reference points to draw anatomically correct, when Ranger’s poses became complex. For standard poses ( standing pose), it is fairly easy. It would be helpful if the videos would show more drawing examples for the uncommon and nonstandard poses from Ranger and /or Rider.

[@Armaturenine]

Excellent suggestion thanks ! Maybe some foreshortening tutorials :)

[@minaaris]

These "differences" aren't anatomical but cultural. I've seen plenty of dudes that had more feminine bodies and girls that were stockier and bulkier then you'd expect. But still great product tho.

[@Armaturenine]

People's bodies are immensely different and diverse. I was surprised to learn, however, that the proportions are largely very similar one to the other if you compare skeletons only. It's the placement of fat and muscle that plays the biggest role in our morphology. For that we're developing our armature10.com series that uses 3d scan data to portray these differences.