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Pepin Press La figura humana reúne en un volumen una completa colección de esbozos ilustrativos del cuerpo humano que se remontan a los siglos XVIII y XIX. Entre las imágenes recopiladas, destacan numerosos estudios de la Figura humana, en los que se aprecian detalles del cuerpo o la estructura muscular y osea, en una gran variedad de posturas: una seleccion que a buen seguro inspirara a numerosos artistas. Todas las ilustraciones estan incluidas en el CD adjunto y pueden utilizarse en medios impresos y en el diseño de paginas web. Ademas, pueden servir para crear postales o cartas, folletos u otros documentos.

In the tradition of such masters of the surrealist genre as Magritte, Bosch, and Dali, Polish artist Jacek Yerka''s works transport viewers into another space and time. This gallery of Yerka''s richly mysterious paintings is a delight to the eye and intellect. 21 color photos.

Whether you're planning to rig up a camera in a back room or you're already working in a production studio, if you're eager to expand your knowledge, this book will guide you through the key techniques of animation you will need to get ahead. this is a lavishly illustrated, step-by-step guide to drawn, model and computer generated animation that will prove inspirational to a wide audience. It offers professional guidance on all aspects of animation - from conceptualisation and script treatments to cut-out animation and puppet-making. Winner of the 1997 Kraszna-Krausz Book Awards Prize for the best book on the Moving Image. The Judges called it "a masterpiece of professional guidance. It employs all the visual techniques of its subject matter to excite as well as to educate. With superb clarity of presentation, it cannot fail to inspire as well as inform animators of the future."

Mark Chiarello has contributed to DC Comics Guide to Coloring and Lettering as an author. Daniel Wallace has been chronicling the Star Wars universe for years, writing four of the most popular Essential Guides, including The Essential Guide to Planets, The Essential Guide to Droids, and the New York Times bestseller The New Essential Guide to Characters. He and his wife live in Detroit with two sons and one daughter. Mark Chiarello is currently the Editorial Art Director for DC Comics. As a freelance illustrator, he has received the comic book industry s Eisner, Harvey, and Reuben Awards. Mark has also done freelance illustration for, among others, the National Basketbal

"One of the best books of its kind, and at a good price."--"Library Journal" From the bare essentials to complex, detail-filled pictures--that''s where this complete drawing guide will take aspiring artists. These exercises go in gentle, easily-manageable steps, designed specifically to boost a beginner''s confidence and minimize frustration during the learning process. Start out with only the most minimal equipment, and try basic first pencil strokes that provide a tension-free method for practicing shading. Move on to simple sketches of household items and exercises for achieving lighting effects. Practice perspective (carefully marked drawings with lines depicting the vanishing point show how), still lifes, and larger settings. Go outside to draw gardens filled with fruit and flowers, building exteriors, and eventually complete, beautiful landscapes.

For hundreds of years, artists have studied the underlying structure of the human body in order to draw or paint figures accurately. The book gives a grounding in anatomy, covering the key areas from the artist's viewpoint. Starting with an introduction to the history of the study of anatomy for art, the book then provides a list of materials and equipment that are used in anatomical drawing and painting. The next chapter explains the basic structures of the human body and how the underlying parts go together to create the superficial human appearance. There are then eight projects through which to practise anatomical knowledge. skills and teaches how to produce an anatomically accurate finished piece.

Profusely illustrated book by master of the subject offers complete course in transforming the study of anatomy into art. Each stage progresses logically through the body''s main areas -- trunk, limbs, head, and features. Scores of drawings by painters, graphic artists, sculptors, art teachers, and students. 55 figures in color; 141 in black and white.

Easy-to-follow guide by a renowned artist and teacher offers a systematic approach to learning proportion, rules of repose and motion, and basic forms. Using the anatomic details of the horse and cow, the student learns how to modify these drawings to portray a dog, lion, and other animals. 71 black-and-white illustrations; 78 figures in color.