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Moosh (Dec 3, 2005)
I'm thinking of buying these but I don't know if they're any good or not.
Perspective Made Easy - Ernest Norling The Book of a Hundred Hands - George Bridgman Constructive Anatomy - George Bridgman The Natural Way to Draw : A Working Plan for Art Study - Kimon Nicolaides The Art of Animal Drawing : Construction, Action Analysis, Caricature - Ken Hultgren The Human Machine: The Anatomical Structure and Mechanism of the Human Body - George Bridgman The reviews on Amazon.com are pretty good but I'd appreciate it if any of you could make some recommendations. XD Thanks |
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xiau (Dec 3, 2005)
Never heard of any of 'em
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Moosh (Dec 3, 2005)
Well, crap. Thanks anyway.
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kristine (Dec 3, 2005)
try Constructive Anatomy.
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Axil62 (edited Dec 3, 2005)
I have the book of a hundred hands - George Bridgman, and I love it
I have the natural way to draw and it's also very good. I would also recomend Drawing, you can do it - Greg Albert. And Bridgeman's life drawing - George Bridgeman Edit: I have quite a few others, but mostly for watercolor or oil so if you ever get into that... |
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sal (Dec 4, 2005)
could u recommend some 4 oils?
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Axil62 (Dec 4, 2005)
How to paint like the masters - Joseph Sheppard
Oil Painting, develop your natural ability - Charles Sovek The oil painting book - Wendon Blake/Paintings by George Cherepov |
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TaCO (edited Dec 4, 2005)
Dynamic anatomy -revised and exspanded- burne hogarth
Anyone know of a really good Skeleton books???? Anyone know of a really good anatomy books on women???? |
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Naz (Dec 16, 2005)
I have Manga Mania: How to Draw Japanese Comics. I love it, it's very helpful.
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