How to draw a set of bones?

Bones, as the name implies, are bones.

In fact, bone design shows the morphological characteristics of bones, such as human bones and animal ribs, by using simple sketch relationships. Simply put, bone setting is to draw objects with lines.

In this issue, we first draw the general structure of the skeleton.

Here, take the head as an example, starting with the five senses.

Then continue to use the basic bone structure to express the relationship between the five senses and the bones.

Let's officially start drawing bones!

Step one:

Draw the basic shape of the skeleton and pay attention to the perspective law of the skeleton.

Firstly, the head is divided into three parts, namely, the top of the head, the occipital part and the orbit.

In this part, we need to draw a big outline of the head.

The large structure of the head and pillow is represented by simple geometric shapes.

Then draw the structure of the pillow in the middle and lower part of the head and determine its relationship with other parts of the head.

Draw the orbit and maxilla on the left and right sides of the head, and then continue to divide the structure of mandible between them.

Through the representation and connection of these large outlines, we can roughly judge a person's general structure, and this basic model is completed.