Name: Form of the Head and Neck by Anatomy For Sculptors
Author: Uldis Zarins

Form of the
Head and Neck

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Form of the
Head and Neck

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Form of the Head and Neck explains not only anatomy but also the relationship between anatomy and form. With color-code 3D and live references.

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The face is more than just muscles! Faces, heads and necks are rarely static; besides emotions, many other factors make them look different – age, ethnicity, gender, body type, and anatomy. This book describes and teaches them.

3D and live model references
Topography of the face and skull
Visible appearance and its anatomy
Block out simple-to-complex method
Main age, ethnicity, gender differences

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PDF eBook [digital version]
Digital only, not printable
222 pages
1st May, 2021
1st Edition
978-1-7350390-7-7

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Anatomy For Sculptors ®
Anatomy Next, Inc.

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Face is an ever- changing structure

Which makes modeling or drawing it full of challenges. Faces are rarely static and, besides emotions, other factors make them look different from one another. Factors like age, ethnicity, gender, body type and a little bit of anatomy.

Why we look the way we do

What exactly makes a person’s face look older or more masculine? Is it the nasolabial fold? Or perhaps it could be the jawline?

In most cases, facial muscles are not the ones that define the form of one’s face. This book will help you understand the relationship between the face’s visible appearance and the anatomy beneath it.