Use curved lines to draw contours of the Drawing the contours of
the human body is not as difficult as it seems provided you take
time to observe how the lines of each part of the body changes
with different strokes. Sometimes the curves and bulges that are
noticeable when drawing a bent arm or a leg may be visible
slightly or disappear completely when you change the position of
the arm. So keep in mind that depending on the exact movement
the contours also change.Last week the focus was on drawing arms
and this week it is on legs. There is a marked difference
between legs of women and men as those of the latter are
generally more muscular. So make sure you get Drawing legs (fe
male) The length of a leg is roughly half the body's height.
Some women particularly, model types, are much in demand. The
legs of a model are shown in Figure 1. Observe the nice smooth,
curved contours. These are best drawn in one sweeping motion.
Study the two small bumps which depict the knee cap, then at the
tiny swelling behind th