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هر هنرمند و طراحی که بخواهد به طور حرفه ای به سوژه های انسانی بپردازد نیاز دارد تا با تمامی ویژگی های اندام های انسان از قبیل استخوانها، عضلات و حتی پوست آشنایی پیدا کند.
برای مثال شما اگر بخواهید که سوژه ی مورد نظرتان را طراحی کنید باید ابتدا بدانید در درون بدن او چه می گذرد، هنگامی که اخم میکند کدام ماهیچه ها و عضلاتش به کار گرفته شده است و ...
علم آناتومی که از شاخه های پژشکی است مدتهاست که در دانشگاه های بین المللی و دانشکده های هنرهای زیبا به علاقه مندان و هنرمندان به خصوص با هنرمندانی که علاقه مند به سوژه های انسانی هستند تدریس میشود. بدین جهت به علاقه مندان کتاب زیر را توصیه میکنیم.
این کتاب با نام human anatomy for artists - eliot goldfinger در 231 صفحه با کیفیت فوق العاده به تشریح آناتومی و آموزش آن ویژه ی طراحان و هنرمندان پرداخته است و یکی از کتب مرجع در سطح جهانی می باشد. زبان این کتاب به انگلیسی می باشد و حاوی تصاویر بسیار جهت آموزش کامل است.
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The power of the image of the nude--the expressivity of the flesh--has inspired artists from the beginning. An understanding of human form is essential for artists to be able to express themselves with the figure. Anatomy makes the figure. Human Anatomy for Artists: The Elements of Form is the definitive analytical work on the anatomy of the human figure. No longer will working artists have to search high and low to find the information they need. In this, the most up-to-date and fully illustrated guide available, Eliot Goldfinger--sculptor, illustrator, scientific model-maker, and lecturer on anatomy--presents a single, all-inclusive reference to human form, capturing everything artists need in one convenient volume. Five years in the making, and featuring hundreds of photos and illustrations, this guide offers more views of each bone and muscle than any other book ever published: every structure that creates or influences surface form is individually illustrated in clear, carefully lit photographs and meticulous drawings. Informed by the detailed study of both live models and cadavers, it includes numerous unique presentations of surface structures--such as fat pads, veins, and genitalia--and of some muscles never before photographed. In addition, numerous cross sections, made with reference to CT scans, magnetic resonance imaging, and cut cadavers, trace the forms of all body regions and individual muscles. Information on each structure is placed on facing pages for ease of reference, and the attractive two-color format uses red ink to direct readers rapidly to important points and areas. Finally, an invaluable chapter on the artistic development of basic forms shows in a series of sculptures the evolution of the figure, head, and hands from basic axes and volumes to more complex organic shapes. This feature helps place the details of anatomy within the overall context of the figure. Certain to become the standard reference in the field, Human Anatomy for Artists will be indispensable to artists and art students, as well as art historians. It will also be a useful aid for physical and dance therapists, athletes and their trainers, bodybuilders, and anyone concerned with the external form of the human body. With the renewed interest in figurative art today, this will be an especially welcome volume.