Nice work, thanks for the inspiration

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Socrates

i'm always hesitant when using stock photos, since i generally don't learn a thing from them, regarding muscle movement.
but your series pictures, as well as some of the more dynamic poses, have really offered the insight i need to understand aspects of the upper torso.
thanks for posting these.
they're incredibly helpful.

Hi there!

I just wanted to make a comment on your gallery, I think its great what you're doing here, and I hope you keep up the good work ^^

I also wanted to add that the photo quality isn't too bad, it's a "could be better could be worse" situation I think, I mean I've seen stock images that are far lesser quality

I do hope you get everything sorted with your camera...both using it and the card problem. Digital cameras have a tendency to blur more when used indoors depending on the lighting, so have a play around with the shutter speed and settings on your camera it took me a fair while to figure out how to use it to the best of its advantage.

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PLOT: *sleepily looks up* Is... is that me again, or...?
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Used stock

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thanks for the fave
nice to have somewhere I know to look for good anatomy references

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Used your stock here: [link]

It's just a sketch, though. I'm not finished with the final.