Anatomy For Fantasy Artists is a practical, comprehensive training course for budding illustrators working to master comic book art, graphic novels, fantasy posters, illustrations, and computer games. Glenn Fabry. Paperback. 128 pages.

The Art of Drawing People teaches even the most inexperienced artists how to draw accurate and realistic depictions of faces, features, and figures in graphite, with inspiration from four accomplished artists.

From achieving those first professional strokes to mastering composition, lighting, and color, to finishing beautiful still lifes, portraits, and landscapes, this volume covers every skill a developing artist needs.

Originally published in 1991, this book has become the standard reference on the subject of depicting the expressive face. In a carefully organized, easy-to-use format, author Gary Faigin shows readers the expressions created by individual facial muscles.

Achieve surprising new heights of expertise in depicting the human form.This book is a solid tool for artists of all levels to improve their figure drawing skills. Author - Anthony Ryder. Paperback. 160 pages. 8-1/4" x 11" (21 cm x 28 cm).

This comprehensive resource examines the mechanical principles behind the formation of folds — simple wave patterns, intersecting wave patterns, and tertiary effects upon these two, such as twisting and flowing forms — and breaks down all clothing into sculpted forms, loose drapery, and tubes.

This book makes drawing easy enough for complete beginners while also offering advanced students lots of great information for refining their skills.

Following impressive runs by Sterling's previous editions comes a new, redesigned version of George Bridgman's landmark work. It combines six well-known books by the celebrated artist and lecturer, who taught figure and anatomy drawing for many years.

Organized by anatomical region and rigorously indexed, this essential medical reference is the fruit of an intensive collaboration between internationally recognized scientists, dissectors, and graphic artists.

Time tested, step by instructions entice the novice to begin drawing and painting, while intermediate artists will find a wealth of knowledge for improving and refining their work.

Renowned sports artist Jim Scullion shares his expertise in this practical and inspiring guide to drawing and painting sports figures — the only book that focuses exclusively on this exciting area of figure drawing.

Author Christopher Hart provides aspiring artists and illustrators with a step-by-step introduction into the characteristics of human anatomy, an essential for any comic artist to master.

Comprehensive and revolutionary system for visualizing all kinds of hands in a great range of positions to denote attitudes and emotions. Paperback, 144 pages. (Burne Hogarth).

Drawing the Figure appeals to artists seeking to learn how to incorporate traditional methods and a refined style when they draw the human body. It features information on lighting the subject, achieving accurate proportions, and adding value when drawing portraits. Paperback. 32 pages.

Create realistic heads and figures using this "how-to" book as your guide. This book offers simplified techniques and scores of brand-new hints for improving your figure drawings. Author - Jack Hamm. Paperback. 120 pages.

Draw the head from different angles. Age the face and delineate every feature and wrinkle. This book contains 300 extraordinary head drawings, from infancy to old age. A basic reference tool, this book is also a beautiful art book. Author - Burne Hogarth

In Drawing People, Barbara Bradley takes the mystery out of the process, explaining not only how the body is constructed but how clothing falls on the figure and how it moves.

Explore the expressive structures of the human form. See the reality of anatomical details of male and female figures in motion and at rest. The text expertly supplements 300 remarkable illustrations in this award-winning book. Author - Burne Hogarth.

This book provides a thorough introduction to a revolutionary system of dynamic figure drawing. This system involves drawing the human figure, in any conceivable position and attitude, without using a model. Author - Burne Hogarth. Paperback. 176 pages.

Add an important dimension of reality by capturing the movement and flair of clothed figures. Show how body position, movement, and action affect the appearance of clothing. See how to make wrinkles, folds, and drapery bring new reality to your work.

Facial Expressions is a black-and-white visual reference for artists. It contains more than 3,000 photographs of 50 different men and women of various ages and ethnicities photographed from a variety of angles.

Artists, animators, cartoonists, or anyone who needs to capture any expression from babyhood to age 19 must own this fascinating reference. It features more than 2,500 black-and-white photographs of 50 individual babies, kids, and teens.

Starting with the skeleton, describing the differences between the male and female anatomy, and ending with a detailed description of how to craft facial details, Reed's guided tour covers the human body from head to toe.

Leaping, somersaulting, stretching, and dancing figures animate this gallery of marvelous action poses. The models are in positions that are impossible to retain for any period of time. Author - Thomas Easley. Photography - Mark Smith.

This book offers a complete practical guide to all aspects of drawing and painting the human figure, from basic anatomy to creative illustration. Projects, working sketches, and the author's own portfolio make this title both inspirational and practical.

In Human Anatomy Made Amazingly Easy, the human form in all its complexity is visually simplified to such a degree that even complete beginners can soon learn to draw accurate, well-proportioned faces and figures every time they try.

Drawing the figure is one of the artist's greatest challenges. This book gives readers all the tools necessary to accurately and expressively render the human form, thus setting it apart from books that teach technique only.

Drawing the human body is a creative process, but one that relies on an accurate rendition of anatomy. Through 790 color illustrations, this guide outlines human physiology and the systems of the body with the aim of providing a technical foundation to support the artist's intuitive skills. 224 pg.

The superhero of how-to-draw books, Christopher Hart, presents an amazing new method for quickly and easily drawing modern comics heroes and heroines. These characters tend to be a bit edgier than the superheroes of the past, with a hint of anime/cartoon

Featuring more than 85 illustrations adapted from the famous Gray's Anatomy (1858), author Freddy Stark provides a fascinating tour of physiology. As students color, they discover how the body grows, heals, and changes with age. 128 pages.