Understanding Human Shape and Torso 7
Human Skeleton 8-12
Comparison of male and female human figures 12-14
Human Body Outline 15
Contrapposto (a late Renaissance technique for representing the human body) 16
The gentle “S” curve of the human body 16-17
Moving body parts 18-19
Simplified representation of the actual body 20-21
22 The relationship between the angles created by the shape of the human body around one axis
Cross-sectional shape of the human body 23
CORCH Human Muscle Skeleton 24
Male Human Body 25
Muscles and Major Landmarks 26-27
Abdominal muscles (=abs) 28-29
The most important muscles - trunk area 30-32
Clavicle (= collarbone) 33
Chest muscles (= pectoralis major) 34-36
Female breast size 37-40
Shoulder muscles 41-45
Trapezius scapulae 46-47
Serratus anterior muscle (= levator anterior muscle) 48-49
The widest muscle of the back (=latissimus dorsi) 50-51
Teres major, teres minor, and infraspinatus 52
External oblique muscle (= external oblique muscle) 53
Butt 54
Buttocks 55
Subcutaneous fat pad 56-59
Proportional changes in body shape due to obesity 60-61
Fat accumulation 62
3D Scan Images of the Human Body 63-71
References 72-88 for arms
Shoulder blade (=scapula) 89
On the Proportions of the Human Body 90-92
Understanding the Head and Neck 93
skull 94
Muscle 95-97
Skull 98-99
Head shape and head volume 100
Infant Head Shapes 101
Adult Head Shape 102
Eyes 103-109
Lower jaw (=mandible) 110
Mouth 111-116
Platysma muscle (= platysma) 117
sternocleidomastoid muscle 118
Neck muscles 119-120
Ear 121
Nose 122-123
Facial Muscles 124
Facial wrinkles 125
Proportionality 126-130
Differences in head shape by gender 131
Facial Expressions of Emotion 132-142
Understanding the Upper Limbs (=Arms) 143
Muscles of the Hand and Wrist 144-145
Bones of the Hand and Wrist 146
Major muscles of the arm (=upper limb) 147
Back and forth 148-153
Performing bending movements in partial sections
Arm and Muscle Movement Patterns 154
Biceps and triceps brachii 155-159
Brachialis (=brachialis) and coracobrachialis 160-161
Brachioradialis brachii and extensor carpi radialis longus 162-163
elbow, extensor carpi ulnaris, extensor digitorum (little finger)
And the extensor digitorum of the forearm 164
Muscle shape according to the action of the back and front 165
Flexor muscles 166-168
Abductor pollicis longus and extensor pollicis brevis 169
Body shape of the ulna 170
How are the arms connected to the torso? 171
Block-out figure of the arm showing the half-pronation action 172-173
Simple Expression Secrets 174-175
Various Hand Shapes 176
Ideal Hand Proportions 177
178 Hand Structural Features
The process of perfecting the shape of the hand and fingers 179
Hand movements (=actions) 180
Various Wrist Positions 181
Finger crease and gap 182
Aging Changes in the Hand 184
Understanding the Legs 185
Bones of the foot (=foot bones) 186-187
Structure and Names of the Leg Muscles 188-189
3D Scan Image 190-191
Major landmarks of the bones that make up the leg (=lower extremity) 192-194
Male Leg Shape 195
Quadriceps femoris 196
sartorius muscle 197
Adductor muscles of the hip area 198
hamstrings 199
Calf 200-201
Extensor digitorum longus and tibialis anterior 202
203 Calf Muscle Short and Long Muscle Long
Hint 204 for the back of the leg
Cross-section of the leg (=lower extremity) 205
Mechanics of Knee Function 206
Knee 207
3D Scan Image 208-210
Women's Legs 211
212 Leg shape from four viewpoints
3D Scan Image 213
Muscle figure 214 zigzagging down the leg
Detailed representation of the legs and feet 215
Foot muscles 216
Foot Shape 217-219
3D scan images (foot shape) from multiple viewpoints 220-221
Infant and Toddler Foot Shape 222