Knowledge of anatomy is essential for artists who want their figures to appear realistic and natural. But we are not surgeons or medical professionals! Artists are not, and should not be, slaves to anatomical correctness. <\/p>\n
Author Dan Gheno discusses resources he's used for drawing anatomy, plus methods of practice that will allow you to integrate it into your art in ways that make sense and aren't a hindrance to what you want to do. That includes what to focus on when you are life sketching, why sculptural corch is so helpful to artists, and what Old Master anatomy drawings are worth a good, long look. <\/p>\n
Anatomy isn't magic. It just takes a willingness to pursue the subject and a little bit of memorization to start to make headway with it. With your free eBook, Human Anatomy Drawing for Artists: An Art Lesson on Studying & Drawing Anatomy, you'll get the guidance you may have been missing and more than a few ideas on how to make inroads with anatomy drawing as an artist. Download your copy now! <\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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