Christopher Hart, "Simplified Anatomy for the Comic Book Artist: How to Draw
the New Streamlined Look of Action-Adventure Comics"
Watson-Guptill | 2007 | ISBN: 0823047733 | 160 pages | PDF | 108.49 Mb
Maybe you've noticed. The heroes of today's action heroes are not muscle as
muscles as before. In fact, the books of nearly every character in comic
books and television have a fresh new look - simplified, efficient and sharp,
with a touch of anime cartoon / design, attractive to children and adults
alike. Now Christopher Hart, the superhero of how picture books, came to the
rescue of artists everywhere with Simplified Anatomy for the comic artist.
Anatomy has always been a difficult issue, but this book Hart uses his simple
approach to show a simpler way. Drawings - step by step plain text, shows:
how to draw characters and effective features, body types and muscles, the
mechanics of facial expression, how to know which muscles to prevent an
abstract painting, group muscle muscular contour compared with the contours
of bone and muscle classic book, comic poses like flying fists and more. Now
the artist can stop struggling with the finer points of modern anatomy and
start creating heroes and heroines who look with simple anatomy and the
comic.
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