Anatomy: A Complete Guide for Artists Joseph Sheppard
Buy it for $10, honestly worth it.
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visual exploration of the anatomy of the face - where muscles lie and what they do
Hiroshi Misawa | http://www.aceartacademy.net/misawa/indexJ.html | http://www.pixiv.net/member_illust.php?id=902690
Knees, how do they fucking work.
Just in case others, like myself, are always searching for opportunities to get free things (especially art supplies) - try this.
Its called Points2Shop. I recently joined. Looks legit.
You earn points (or money - your choice) by watching videos, taking surveys, and playing games and other things. I’ve already got 1,421 points. My favorite way to earn points is by completing USamp Surveys, Peanut Lab surveys, and watching videos.
These points go towards buying anything sold by Amazon, including art supplies.
So if you sign up, I’d really appreciate if you’d use my link. I get a reward for those who sign up under my link and you get 250 points. Just make sure you check your e-mail for the verification link. Thats how I get my reward, and it’d be great if you could help a fellow artist out.
On a totally different topic, I once again have two invites to the art site, Nabyn. Message me if you are interested.
Disney veterans Aaron Blaise and Chuck Williams, now with Digital Domain, explain their process in how to make an animated film.
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I’m sure you recognize a few of these exercises because I do them whenever I have spare time. I own the Heads and Hands book because I ride the trolley to and fro work so it gives me some idle time. The different characteristics of faces REALLY helped me break away from same-facing and appreciate how people are so differently built up into shapes.
Here’s a link to the books here- http://alexhays.com/loomis/
The Loomis books are public domain I use this link if I just want to quickly find a page instead of scrolling through the PDF’s. WARNING. SITE HAS A STATUE OF DAVID AS BACKGROUND. ENJOY?? BUT NSFW. I usually just right click + open new tab when I find a good page so I’m not constantly being distracted on what David has to offer.- http://fineart.sk/photo-references/andrew-loomis-anatomy-books
When sketch on the computer I usually open a page up and pin up the page with deskpins. A program I linked awhile ago that lets you pin up windows as top most.
Have fun! I’m going to make a tutorial this weekend on how I treat my lines and possibly a gif animation of me doing the back view to the muscle build ups I’m doing. I might try to livestream it, not sure yet. If I do I might just open mic it so people can ask me questions. If not, expect a ton of videogame music. It helps me feel like I’m grinding to lvl up. Yeah! Kind of dorky!
