Hello. Sorry it took so long for this next update. Life kept me busy.
The male skeleton diagram is complete. I ended up reverting the corrected version (see previous entry) back to the original. This was so the perspectives would be as consistent with each other as possible.
Once that was done, I started working on the side view of the arm. This was difficult because the textbook does not provide a clear illustration of an arm from the side view. The only examples I could find were of the bones from the right side, but the inner right side (close to the ribcage) (p. 103).
I first thought that using a free model provided by the drawing software would help (see below).
Ultimately, I think I did not use the 3D model. Instead, I went ahead to the muscle diagrams and looked at the side view diagram of how the muscles compare to the skeleton (p. 127).
Thanks to that, I was able to complete the diagram of the male skeleton. Here is a sample:
With that out of the way, I can now work on drawing the female skeleton. Hopefully I don’t take as long as before.
That’s all for now. Thanks for reading!
Matthew Tunney 