One of the faults I see in 99% of the animation today is the inaccurate articulation of the shoulder area. they treat it as if it's a fixed hard points equidistant from the spine. The shoulder is a multiple point combination of a-frame, rotator, flexor, etc. The most "fixed" points are where the collar bone connects to the sternum and where the shoulder blade floats across the back plane. rarely do I see anyone capture this complicated movement correctly.
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branchandroot
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Date: 2007-09-24 21:00 (UTC)they treat it as if it's a fixed hard points equidistant from the spine. The shoulder is a multiple point combination of a-frame, rotator, flexor, etc.
The most "fixed" points are where the collar bone connects to the sternum and where the shoulder blade floats across the back plane. rarely do I see anyone capture this complicated movement correctly.