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Posted 8 months ago Does anyone know of a great anatomy book? |
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| Posted 8 months ago no, but... http://link.library.utoronto.ca/anatomia/application/index.cfm http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/album/559516588hrRyGc?start=52 Ink, Steel and PMS, that's what little girls are made of |
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| Posted 8 months ago depends on what you're after. "bridgman's anatomy" is a great old classic. |
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| Posted 8 months ago Burne Hogarth's Dynamic Anatomy - Expanded and revised. Also his Dynamic Figure Drawing book. Amazon sells them for about $15.00 a piece. Excellent books http://www.amazon.com/Dynamic-Anatomy-Expanded-Burne-Hogarth/dp/0823015521 |
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| Posted 8 months ago Thanks for the comments. |
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| Posted 8 months ago Gray's Anatomy is a standard, so much that they made a TV show about it... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6T85cOGc8L0 |
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| Posted 8 months ago "Anatomy and physiology" is a huge undergraduate course, obviously required of premeds and others. The market leaders are the texts by Tortora, Martini, and Seeley, in no particular order as they change leadership with new editions and publication cycles. They're usually in both a brief edition (essentials) and larger book. |
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| Posted 7 months ago I agree with Joe. I've used Burne Hograth alot. |
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| Posted 7 months ago Thanks for the advice. |
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| Posted 6 months ago
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| Posted 6 months ago Thanks so much NYC324. I will look it up. |
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| Posted 6 months ago Thanks so much NYC324. I will look it up. |
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| Posted 6 months ago Of course the classic Gray's Anatomy - BUT go to the BODIES exhibit (now in Pittsburgh - it's an awesome anatomy lesson) but live models teach you to draw what no book or illustration can. |
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| Posted 6 months ago "Burne Hogarth’s Dynamic Anatomy – Expanded and revised. Also his Dynamic Figure Drawing book. Amazon sells them for about $15.00 a piece. Excellent books" EEK! Most people I know who learned anatomy with Hogarth books spend a lot of time trying to unlearn it later. Hogarth is okay, but he shouldn't be any-one's main source of info, imo. I like George Bridgeman's books best, personally, but their not in-depth anatomy books. |
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| Posted 5 months ago "Anatomy for the Artist" is my personal figure drawing bible. It's an excellently done book, with tons of photos and drawings of all different parts and layers of the body, and a great deal of information as well. http://www.amazon.com/Anatomy-Artist-Sarah-Simblet/dp/078948045X/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1208296094&sr=8-1 |
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| Posted 5 months ago Thanks so much for the advice. |
