Hello, thank you for this. How do I choose between this and the one called Human Anatomy in Motion? is the second one an upgrade or are they complimentary?

I need it.

thanks :)

Thank you so much! Your review saved me from purchasing this book. The second half is definitely not for me. 🙏🏻

What about anatomy and form by tomfoxdraws, is it good for beginners?

hello! i know its been so long ago, but will you ever review the MORPHO MUSCULAR BODIES version? or if you have, what did you think?

I have the same anatomy book by Robert Osti, I just wanted to add that he includes so much 'homework' at the end of each chapter, so though it is difficult content, with some time and effort from you, it can be super digestible. For example, after doing the homework for the first 2 chapters you can draw a proportionate person as boxes + draw the basic skeleton in them! Kind of feels like I'm going through art school (with the fraction of the price).

Seems like a copy of Gottfried Bammes, nothing here that bamnes do not touch in depth, but its a pretty good looking book, specially the anatomy plates

Thank you for walking through this book. It looks like it's worth the price tag.

excuser moi comment obtenir le v1 au dernier volume ?

I guess advanced would be: Any book by Bridgman. Vanderpoel. Complete Guide to Anatomy - by Bammes ... Seriously advanced, overwhelming, took me by surprised Dr Paul Richer's Artistic Anatomy, basically a reference, but more advanced than intermediate. Stephen Rogers Peck's - Atlas of Human Anatomy is Intermediate / Advanced. Juliette Aristides' books are upper intermediate, advanced. But more 'academic' meaning very long poses sessions. I do not own or read but strongly suspect any of Robert Beverly Hale's book are strongly in the very advanced category. Same with Ted Seth Jacob's very rare book "Dictionary of the Human Form" Very advanced is Henry Yan's book. Hardly any text. But wouldn't recommend it. You don't learn anything, it's just a showcase for how advanced he is. He can draw the live human figure very fast on a large sheet of newsprint, on an easel while standing up - the proper way. It's basically a how-very-far still to go, sort of book with example of 5min, 10min large drawings. Reaching that level means a person can be considered "advanced". Like graduation.

Thank you for sharing about art. I liked the part about learning something new every time we draw.That’s a big part of why I love drawing.Again. Thanks for the tip

2024 update: DO NOT GET THIS BOOK. It finally has a downside: The price. £40 (over $50) for an art book is absolutely ridiculous. Get another book, there are plenty more out there which are just as good but not as expensive.

Amazing resources, thank you!

I'm a little surprised and disappointed at some of the things ALL have in common. For one, they always show you how to draw white people that are in good physical condition. None of them ever give examples or talk about how to draw Asian or black people, how to draw overweight people... It seems that some life drawing classes have nearly only overweight models to choose from, so learning all these muscular structures underneath is not something you're ever going to use... Since it will never be visible? There's so many books on this now.. and so many reviews of them on KZbin! Seems like you could spend a year just looking at all the different books and still not have them all looked at. Thanks for giving us a look at all these 😊

Wow the armature nine looks amazing with its articulation. I checked the website, and while it is a bit pricey it’s definitely worth it. Thanks for your review

These morpho books are interesting

I find the Loomis Method for the head rather difficult even though people say it's "easy".

thank you for this wanted to buy the book, but after seeing the "journal" thing, I don't you saved a jobless person from a dissapointment ^^

Thank you, that was a great review, no jokes, thank you so much

I highly reccomend Formes Synthétiques if you are a beginner

Thank you for the contents you created. I am waiting for your return and review the most recent art books.

Loved this review. You are a breath of fresh air. Thanks so much!

The book lacks the measurements, it gets annoying after a while to just draw from this book and not knowing how big an part supposed to be, I wanted to draw rib cabe and ended up drawing a potato, which later I had for my dinner😶‍🌫️

Thank you for the lovely review.

Cool review , thanks. 😊 I just finished Gottfried Bammes Anatomy for artist . What would you recommend next ?

Even three years later and artists still dont include different body types such as plus sized and obese

this book is so good! I really first started to appreciate his illustrations once I got into anatomy and construction drawing. He's a genius with a pastel too.

Lolz! You review every book I consider buying. Thanks for the help! 😂😂

Well, I'm convinced! Thanks for the notice!!

Too much nudity.

Thank you!

Thank you, you're a life saver!

This is exactly the kind of video I needed, thank you very much for this comparison!

I got this book. And it's very very good. More than helpful. Hi everybody.👋

What’s a good beginner book that teaches anatomy, form, and construction?

Glad im not the only one that struggles with this book. I don't recommend it to beginners.

such an amazing video! you spoke so well on the importance of this and as a fat artist, i will absolutely be purchasing this book to be able to more accurately portray fatness in my personal practice :)

From where i can buy this book and what is the price ??? Pls can u tell

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Thank you! As an absolute beginner who has no clue😅 This was great guide

这个SHF万代和figma男女都是盗版的

Can you share how do you study from these books? Are you re-drawing the illustrations or you have other approach?

Is this book available in PDA?

A few days ago I was able to purchase most of them before bookdepository got shot down, my country doesn't have Amazon and I don't know any book store that has them on my city so I kind of rushed and used my savings before it was too late, so far I'm really enjoying Osti book and I also bought his Dynamic anatomy one. Out of curiosity, you presented Loomis ones after Bammes, Hampton and Zarins because they're more advanced or just because the style is different than previous one (both groups were catalogued as late beginner or intermediate but presented separately so I wasn't sure) I love the entire Loomis collection but I admit he's such a master with so beautiful drawings that they're a bit discouraging for beginners, I started with Fun With a Pencil and Drawing Comics the Marvel way when I started and moved to Hampton as I progressed, but Loomis draws so many figures in perspective in the first few pages that I wasn't even sure what should I do, I still don't know much of perspective to use it like that. By any chance have you ever bought or used pespective books and can give recommendations? the ones I see around all the time are Perspective Made Easy by Ernest Norling, Framed Perspective 1 &2 by Marcos Mateu Mestre and How to Draw by Scott Robertson, I'll try to see if I can some next time I travel abroad but I wanted some opinions.

Thank you so much! This was really helpful for me since I bought an anatomy book that was too advanced for me without knowing.

this was very, very helpful, thank you!

I like his book it's nice and simple not to complex with so many lines

Thank you so much , now I can decide which one i Should buy

Se me hizo un libro muy completo, con buenas técnicas y ejemplos paso por paso, lo único es que no se si lo puedo comprar en México