Anatomy: A complete guide for artists

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1975 1st Ed. Pitman & Sons/Watson-Guptil

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  1. Danilo Cezar

    Muito bom. Acredito ser um dos melhores livros e anatomia para artistas.

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  2. m

    This is a great book if your a fan of Sheppard’s style of drawing.

    this book is very much in the style of drawing of the old masters, its based on conceptual drawing and the artists goal to draw without a model.

    This book has great diagrams of the anatomy as well as great pictures of the surface anatomy.

    This would best be used in conjunction with a more dry text like Richer anatomy for the artist because sheppards diagrams are all monotone and the labels for muscles and bones can be tough if you don’t know them (they are all written in traditional handwriting)

    This is pretty comprehensive and in my opinion essential. For the low price don’t leave this text out of your study routine.

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  3. Jesse

    Accurate, perspective was awesome… helping me with my portfolio!

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  4. Tasianna

    As an artist, i have to say this book is one of the best. It’s really useful and helps a lot. You don’t have to worry about too much when it comes to the book. I feel like there’s a balance between the reading and the drawings shown as a reference. A lot of great information to better yourself.

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  5. Heidi Sunshine

    Absolutely great book!! Brand new. Beautiful.

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  6. Julien SANS

    Ce livre contient de superbes dessins réalisés autour de l’anatomie.
    Acheté pour un court métrage et du tout déçu part son contenu.

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  7. Khery

    Lots of details but it doesn’t really show you how to put everything together. I guess that’s a different book. Not what I was looking for honestly

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  8. Elliot

    Cuenta con un gran número de ilustraciones en diferentes posiciones que incluye desde los huesos hasta los músculos más representativos: algunos fueron omitidos dada su poca relevancia (músculos internos o cubiertos por otros mas superficiales o voluminosos) en el dibujo terminado; en ningún caso esto disminuye su valor o apreciación pues ofrece una aplicación más práctica a considerar cuando se dibuja de la referencia o del real.
    Debo agregar que no es recomendable para quiénes comienzan el dibujo de la figura humana dado su enfoque técnico y limitadas aplicaciones dinámicas aunado a que, como TODOS los libros de anatomía artística, no explican paso a paso “como dibujar x”: el autor da por hecho que el interesado cuenta con el conocimiento básico del dibujo

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  9. MigoFast

    This has so far been a really great addition to my anatomy book collection. I really like the sort of layered approach to the images and text descriptions are easy to follow EXCEPT in the Kindle edition the Images while the drawings look good the words are barely legible sometimes not at all

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  10. K

    Great detailed drawings. A useful guide for those who want to learn the layers of anatomy, rather than just seeing what’s on the surface. I love how this book shows sequential drawings of the body that add more and more muscles each time. That way, I can learn what’s behind what, and really have a solid understanding of the human figure. However, I wouldn’t say this is a be-all-end-all anatomy book. Rather, it s a great supplement to the wonderful beginner anatomy books that focus more on basic forms and proportion. It bridges the gap between a book like Hampton’s Figure Drawing Design and Invention and a fairly complex (for artists) anatomy book like Stephen Rogers Peck.

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  11. Sarah R.

    I have drawn as a hobby for years, but I have always been terrible with full body drawings, this book has helped with that. It is very extensive and goes through each individual body part. It shows you how certain muscles, veins, etc appear based on the angle of the body. It was very detailed which I appreciate it. It won’t magically make you amazing at drawing, but what book will? You have to put the work in yourself. Overall I highly recommend.

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  12. Micky Fieldvillege

    骨格から筋肉の付き。動作上の骨格など細かく示してはあるが、肝心の表皮までのプロセスが途中で切れて、完成に至ってなくてとても残念でした。
    医学書の入門編を医学生から見せてもらったことがあるのですが、そちらの方が参考になりました。
    あまり、生々しいものがダメな人はモノクロで鉛筆描きのこちらが抵抗はないのでしょうが、いずれにせよ美術書としては不完全でした。

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  13. Craig Katcher

    This is just another good reference book in my artist’s library.
    The book is easy to read and easy to follow.
    It is well laid out and has many examples to help guide your skills along

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