FEET
Toes are less flexible than fingers, so feet are not as complicated to draw as hands. Because feet have a unique structure, however, it is still helpful to study the bones, muscles, and tendons to assist you in rendering accurate drawings. Practice drawing feet in various views, as shown here, to build your skills.
BACK VIEW OF FEET When viewed from behind, the heel and leg bone catch the light and become one large area. Very little of the front of the feet are visible from this angle.
ADULT MALE FEET This man is lifting his right foot at ...
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