Instead, it picks out all the different parts of the bodies and talks about them. Other guest artists include, and a few others.This book is not structured like other anatomy books that go from head to toe. All the anatomy tutorials and lessons are conveniently collected in this single volume. The last section Digital has some digital painting tutorials on human characters.Much of the content are written by and they have appeared in the ImagineFX magazines. The Move section covers the body in motion.Īnimal section is handled. The profile covers briefly on their careers, nothing on anatomy, strangely, even though this is an anatomy book.The next section on Draw covers drawing tips such as posing and postures, light and shadow form, and even includes drapery.Muscles section talk about the muscles in different parts of the body. It's called The Complete Guide: How to Draw and Paint Anatomy.The book's divided into several sections, namely Gallery, Draw, Muscle, Move, Animal and Digital.The Gallery section has several artist profiles such as Donato Giancola, Marko Djurdjevic, Brom, Brian Froud, Aleksi Briclot and others. This time printed by printed and distributed. (Update: See reader comment below.)It's now 2013 and that 224-page book is back in stock.
That was a 224-page anatomy drawing book that has since gone out of print.After that, ImagineFX released another book on anatomy drawing called which has only 112 pages - missing half of the pages from the original.Ī quick look at some preview pages showed me that the content inside are roughly similar, except for the missing portion. You might have heard of a book called Anatomy Essentials (out of stock already) that was released by some time back.
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