New Maniken Leg Muscles.
extensor digitorum longus (long extensor of the toes)
extensor hallucis longus (long extensor of the big toe)
peroneus tertius (consider this part of the extensor digitorum longus, as its fifth tendon.)
peroneal brevis (left)
peroneal longus (right)
extensor hallucis longus (long extensor of the big toe)
peroneus tertius (consider this part of the extensor digitorum longus, as its fifth tendon.)
peroneal brevis (left)
peroneal longus (right)
2 comments:
I think it would be a great idea if the three of us could get together and work on our muscles again. i really enjoyed working as a group the first time and i think it was very helpful having others to compare with. Accuracy is key with these manikins. Even though the effort this there on our parts sometimes they don't turn out. I have to work on my legs again soon, and if time permits and you would like we should do them together.
it's difficult to read from these photos what else you need to refine--i know we looked at this in class. just make sure you have me look at this again next time we do clay work in class, or, as jes comments, have some of your group members to double check it, too.
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