Feature Focus: Sculpting Feet

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Improve your ability to portray feet.

Second to hands and the face, feet are one of the areas sculptors often have trouble with. Like hands they are very complex appendages with lots of bones and are very mobile.

Anatomical Foot Models
Sculpting Feet
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In order to sculpt the feet well it's important to have a good knowledge of the underlying anatomy. Setting up a mirror at floor level to study your own feet in various positions can be very useful as well.

Foot Anatomy Links

Foot - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: Foot From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Anatomical Foot Models

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Sculpting Feet

Sculpting feet can be difficult and intimidating, the best advice I can give is to take your time, study the hand, and practice. You won't sculpt a perfect foot (or anythign else) the first time or even the second, it takes practice and time to learn.

Foot Sculpting Links

Feet: Sculpting Simple Feet
I am going to show the steps I use to sculpt feet. This foot is a little more simplified than the process I use on my work, but it's a good place to start. Since the photos are self explanatory, I'm not going to add text here, just study the photos-and have some fun!
How to sculpt doll or fairy feet, by Artisan Tony Rice: How to sculpt feet for your fairy or doll, by Artisan Tony Rice

Foot Sculpting Videos

vididoll sculpting video foot part 1

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vididoll sculpting video foot part 2

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Sculpting Baby Feet a Tutorial By: Shannon Nicholas

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Great Sculpting Books

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How to Draw Feet

Drawing, especially from life, helps improve your sculpting abilities. Practice drawing feet, especially anatomy studies. It will help you cement the knowledge in your brain. Plus drawing can be done anywhere, bring a sketch pad with you any place you expect to wait a while and practice sketching. I do this all the time at the doctor's office or the dentist's.

Drawing Feet

Tutorial for Drawing feet - ConceptArt.org Forums: Tutorial for Drawing feet FINE ARTS, STUDIES, & DISCOVERY
American Artist: Understanding Anatomy: Drawing the Foot: It may not be important for artists to know the name of each muscle and bone within the foot, but it is important for a draftsman to understand the underlying structure and function of each part. An artist who is aware of how the muscles and bones of the foot push out on the skin will understand how different aspects of a foot's contour can be affected by these convex shapes

Hand Drawing Videos by Riven Pheonix

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