Our first book covers the entire human body, offering simplified information about anatomy along with 3D and live model references for everyday use.
Our approach emphasizes visual language, showcasing examples in various poses and angles. We also include dos and don’ts, as well as helpful tips and tricks, all while using minimal text.
Uldis Zarins Anatomy For Sculptors Ā® Anatomy Next, Inc.
3D and live model references
Various angles and postures
Simple-to-complex method
Dynamic and static poses
Form analyzing block-outs
3D and live
model references
We combine 3D models of the human body with photos of live models in various body postures.
Adding color-coded overlays with muscle diagrams to help you better understand the human body from multiple angles.
A live model
substitute
Hundreds of body postures and motions references. Including a twisted torso, abduction, and adduction of arms and many more.
Gain the understanding of the human figure and its motions with the help of this book! Soon, instead of just copying nature, you will understand it and improve your artwork.
The book gives literally hundreds of easy tips for new and experienced sculptors interested in pursuing their anatomy studies but not sure how to begin.
To me, the most helpful section was the head and legs, the head for its complexity and amount of very tiny muscles composing it; the legs for its shapes and silhouette.Ā
The book doesn`t only teach you the name of the muscles but more importantly shows you how the muscles interact to form the big forms.
Regardless of your skill level, there is always something to learn and better when it comes to anatomy. Whether you are sculpting a character yourself, or giving feedback to your teams, finding good visual reference can be challenging.
Anatomy for Sculptors books are a great reliable resource that will make this knowledge easy to understand and accessible. There are a wide range of breakdowns from simple, isolated forms to more complicated, from young to old, from human to animal anatomy. Not only do they make the process easier, they also provide new ways of looking at shapes, structure and flow.
I highly recommend incorporating this resource in your workflow even if your preferred medium is not sculpting.
Anatomy for Sculptors books are my go to references for whenever Iām sculpting a character.Ā
The books have all the information I need as a sculptor and are super well organized to easily find whatever area of the body I am working on.Ā The way they simplify shapes to help modelers understand them in three dimensions is something I havenāt seen done that well in other anatomy references books and that I find particularly helpful.Ā
I highly recommend those books to anyone looking to learn anatomy or for any sculptorĀ to have on hand to quickly find specific anatomy references.Ā
We used the Anatomy for Sculptors book a lot while modeling all the characters of Arcane’s season 1.
These books are absolutely amazing, and especially super clear. The way they explain how muscles interact with each other and how they simplify them was an incredibly valuable resource for us.
Even for stylized characters, we needed the anatomy to be as accurate as possible, and those books provided some much needed help for it.
I definitely recommend it, whether it is to learn anatomy, just as a reminder or to go even further in the knowledge of it. Be sure that they will be used to improve our characters in season 2!
I think that being able to explore, simplify and express your own and unique perception of the chaos is the holy grail when designing anything, also the hardest and most time-consuming skill to flourish.
This book does a remarkable job helping us understand, see and feel the human anatomy from this perspective. There canāt be an endgame book about shapes and forms but this one should definitely be part of anyoneās early development.
The books are fantastic and suitable for any artist or sculptor who wants to improve their knowledge of the human body. There are plenty of beautiful illustrated examples of the anatomy, the muscles, and bones.
The books are packed with tips, techniques and 3D sculpted models with schematic lines as examples. This is a fantastic resource for creating believable characters and is definitely worth the money because itās really helpful. Highly recommended.