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Action Anatomy: For Gamers, Animators, and Digital Artists
Experience real human body structures and movements with this indispensable guide to the the digital expression of anatomical mechanisms. Impressive graphic details, along with clear explanations, explore the character animation of each body part and movement as illustrated for art directors, designers, and animators. Packed with 650 full-color computer-graphic visuals, and covering more than 280 useful topics, with commentaries on every body part, bone, and muscular movement, this comprehensive body-animation graphic manual is a must have for every digital artist and designer!
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13 reviews for Action Anatomy: For Gamers, Animators, and Digital Artists
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1Amazon Customer11 –
this book goes through the fundamentals of anatomy then takes it for a spin with 3d art applications in mind. each general body part is given it’s own section. towards the end of the book, the author then puts the information given to practical application by showing how the body reacts to standing, sitting, walking, and many other everyday aspects of life. i’m not a 3d artist, but there are many aspects of the book that is applicable to all artists. anatomy is the most important thing to learn when rendering the human body.
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Richard Curtis –
Usefull.
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Kenneth McEastland –
It’s ok, your basic anatomy book great visuals though
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Joshua Santiago –
The product was fine, the waiting for it was difficult I Purchased on 03/17/2009, it was to arrive 04/05/2009 and it arrived 04/08/2009. Way too long. Thanks
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Parallax –
i got this book for my boyfriend who is going into video game design because i think it is very important to understand how the human body looks and works if you are going to be drawing people. the book provides great basic knowledge on how to create people and includes chapters on movement, facial expressions, different body parts, etc. while this book focuses mainly on women (it seems that nearly all books of this type do), male design is also appropriately discussed. great pictures and examples as well as explanation; not step-by-step, but a general how-to. i would definetely reccomend this book if you know someone who is starting out in a design/graphic field.
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Placeholder –
Tiny digital illustrations, really found no use for it.
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Sly –
I bought this as a gift. The giftee said it was what he wanted and thanked me for getting it
1Amazon Customer11 –
this book goes through the fundamentals of anatomy then takes it for a spin with 3d art applications in mind. each general body part is given it’s own section. towards the end of the book, the author then puts the information given to practical application by showing how the body reacts to standing, sitting, walking, and many other everyday aspects of life. i’m not a 3d artist, but there are many aspects of the book that is applicable to all artists. anatomy is the most important thing to learn when rendering the human body.
Richard Curtis –
Usefull.
Kenneth McEastland –
It’s ok, your basic anatomy book great visuals though
Joshua Santiago –
The product was fine, the waiting for it was difficult I Purchased on 03/17/2009, it was to arrive 04/05/2009 and it arrived 04/08/2009. Way too long. Thanks
Parallax –
i got this book for my boyfriend who is going into video game design because i think it is very important to understand how the human body looks and works if you are going to be drawing people. the book provides great basic knowledge on how to create people and includes chapters on movement, facial expressions, different body parts, etc. while this book focuses mainly on women (it seems that nearly all books of this type do), male design is also appropriately discussed. great pictures and examples as well as explanation; not step-by-step, but a general how-to. i would definetely reccomend this book if you know someone who is starting out in a design/graphic field.
Placeholder –
Tiny digital illustrations, really found no use for it.
Sly –
I bought this as a gift. The giftee said it was what he wanted and thanked me for getting it
FantasyTraveler –
it more 3d images than real images