Anatomy books, in-depth explained

Lonny

Any recommendation of some in-depth anatomy books for Artist? I really need book where is explained everything about Anatomy. Just like Ryan's videos from Zbrushworkshops or youtube, but i don't really like to pause every single second his videos, with books i can see and analyze more better.

Or i need to find any anatomy book and read it and practice in Zbrush?

ExcessiveZero

for my anatomy studies which is not my area of expertise but I am continually studying I have composed my own compilation binder of anatomical detail, my girlfriend aslo purchased me this book for xmas
[ame="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Human-Anatomy-History-Renaissance-Digital/dp/0810997983"]Human Anatomy: A Visual History from the Renaissance to the Digital Age: Amazon.co.uk: Benjamin A. Rifkin, Michael J. Ackerman, Judith Folkenberg: Books[/ame]
which is a treat to have and I enjoy it but what I feel has made the biggest impact is scott eatons anatomy for artists course http://www.scott-eaton.com/anatomy-for-artists-online-course

good luck on your studies.

Renaud Galand

Philippe Faraut. Best anatomy book series. EVER.

http://philippefaraut.com/store/books-dvds/portrait-sculpting-anatomy-and-expression-in-clay.html

http://philippefaraut.com/store/books-dvds/mastering-portraiture-sculpting-book.html

http://philippefaraut.com/store/books-dvds/figure-sculpting-book.html

MagicSugar

This is not part of some internet marketing strategy is it for some traffic generating site(s) somewhere?

Like crowd source info you don't wanna spend time researching yourself.

Steve Schulze

If you wait another month or so, the Anatomy4Artists book should be available. I've been doing some proof reading for them so have gotten a good look at what's inside. It's going to be a really great resource - I feel like I learned quite a bit simply by going through looking for spelling and grammatical errors.

Torch

+1 for Anatomy4Artists, looks awesome. Renaud those books are great as well, one of the character dudes at work has a couple of them and said they're really informative.

DrunkShaman

ExcessiveZero wrote: »

for my anatomy studies which is not my area of expertise but I am continually studying I have composed my own compilation binder of anatomical detail, my girlfriend aslo purchased me this book for xmas
Human Anatomy: A Visual History from the Renaissance to the Digital Age: Amazon.co.uk: Benjamin A. Rifkin, Michael J. Ackerman, Judith Folkenberg: Books
which is a treat to have and I enjoy it but what I feel has made the biggest impact is scott eatons anatomy for artists course http://www.scott-eaton.com/anatomy-for-artists-online-course

good luck on your studies.

This is what I was looking for; "scott eatons anatomy for artists course"

Thanks alot lad. =] I know I will come around to take his classes once i am fully ready.