Morpho: Skeleton and Bone Reference Points: Anatomy for Artists (Morpho: Anatomy for Artists, 3)
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The must-have guide for all artists who draw the human figure!
This book provides a simplified and practical vision of the human skeleton to help all artists in their drawing studies. Here you will find the most common and useful approaches to the body’s underlying skeleton and bone structure, which will fuel your imagination and enrich your observational skills as you draw the living form. In this small, portable guide, artist and teacher Michel Lauricella focuses on the essentials you need to know.
Geared toward artists of all levels—from beginners through professionals—this handy, pocket-sized book will help spark your imagination and creativity. Whether your interest is in figure drawing, fine arts, fashion design, game design, or creating comic book or manga art, you will find this helpful book filled with actionable insights.
(Publisher’s Note: This book features an “exposed” binding style. This is intentional, as it is designed to help the book lay flat as you draw.)
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Foreword
Introduction
Head and Neck
Torso
Upper Limbs
Lower Limbs
Resources
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767 reviews for Morpho: Skeleton and Bone Reference Points: Anatomy for Artists (Morpho: Anatomy for Artists, 3)
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Original price was: $16.95.$13.40Current price is: $13.40.
Amazon Customer –
Good reference for drawing classes.
Kaila Wong –
Cumple con su cometido
Marcus Zebrowski –
I like to use this book in reference to others
Amazon Customer –
Pocket sized reference book perfect for artists. Please note the binding is purposefully exposed to allow for the book to lay completely flat and open.
Ifat Glassman –
The content is fantastic. The price is good. However, it’s difficult to keep the book open while re-drawing the drawings in the book. It was also surprisingly small, it’s exactly the size of my hand, 7”. I understand that it is more economical to sell it in this format, but if you consider the long term use of the book as a reference, it really needs to be a little bigger, another 2” would make a big difference and be worth an additional $2 price increase.
Carlos m. –
Made anatomy more understandable and it’s the most affordable book to cover the subject in brief. But a beginner might find it hard. For intermediate levels it’s great and masters
Jean Maldonado –
The material in this book is amazing, the material that makes the actual book, isn’t.
The spine detached seconds within even lightly opening it. I just bought this!
Kaila Wong –
Another review mentioned that the spine of the book wasn’t attached, however I think that’s just the type of binding they went with so you could lay it flat. I believe- if I’m correct- is called coptic stitch binding.
Anyway, the book itself is great, exactly what I’ve been looking for. I know this book will be a big help, breaks down the forms and builds them up again.
Cheryl t –
This is a great series for artists who do portrait work. I bought all of the series!
Jonathan –
Morpho is a wonderful resource for independent and self-taught artists. It’s curated, thoughtful, and highly useful. The topic of the book is very well addressed from the foundation of the concept on up.
Jeremy –
This is the fourth book I’ve bought in the morpho series and my goodness its just as wonderful as the other three. Great reference while also teaching you so much. This morpho series is THE series for learning artists and advanced artists. I was nervous about purchasing these books for at least 2 years and those nerves were my utlimate down fall for not improving as much as I could have. This book is better than Bridgman,Hogarth, Loomis and Hampton’s books. The only negative is there are no gesture drawing techniques in the morpho series, yet.
Ike –
Exactly what I was looking for, this helped clear up a lot of errors in my anatomy knowledge, and fill in some gaps
Annie –
The cover is a little marred but that’s fine, I’m more annoyed that the spine of the book isn’t glued. Other than that it’s pretty handy.