Well anyone who lives in England and is on the same exam board as i am will know of the very strange art exam questions, well lets just say mine is too do with human bones, so i drew half a human skeleton in 1 hour 20 minutes which turned out much better than most peoples drawings of butterflies and really exciting (not) things, and we obviously have to do some at home seen as we have 4 weeks to do the style of project we've previously done in about 3-5 months. So at the weekend i got drawing and drew this, it's the first drawing i've done then inked using this pen and drawing style, i'm quite proud of it, what do you think?

 

 

 

You drew that with a pen? Then why is all pixely?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Well I suppose it is good, the actual foot could be longer.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Oh ya, that one toe on the far right, it could use some work.

Looks more like a hand with an extra finger instead of a thumb imo. O:)

well done , what program or freehand?

yes i did draw it with black pen and the reason it looks all pixelly is because i used the quickest scanning method possible on MS paint, didn't think it'd make it look that bad lol, as for the strange looking toe, i'll try and find the reference picture in a minute to show you why it looks weird

 

 

 

EDIT: ahh found it, and i know they aren't that similar but i was mainly using this as guidance rather than 100% copy

 

 

 

yeah i agree with skully just throw a thumb on it and call it a hand

 

 

 

:D :D :D :D :D :D

The metatarsals could do with being a little longer so as to make it look more "foot-like" also, the 5th toe has many more bones in in your drawing then it should, it should only have 3 phlanges, yours has like 6. Also the calcaneus, navicular and talus are not defined, they have all been merged into a single bone (think those are the right names..). Also the length of all the toes need to be more clearly defined as at the moment they are all basically the same length.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I think the drawing itself is pretty good, but it is not anatomically correct.