Human Anatomy Made Amazingly Easy by Hart, Christopher -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Title Page Copyright Dedication Contents Introduction The Human Head

Drawing the Profile The Contours of the Face The Human Skull Bones that Show Through on the Face The Human Skull: Profile Bones that Show Through on the Face: Profile The Muscles of the Face The Planes of the Face The Hills of the Face The Valleys of the Face The Shadows of the Face Hints for Drawing the Head Head Rotations Foreshortening and the Head

The Features of the Face

The Eye and Eyebrow Drawing the Eye in Perspective Types of Eyebrows The Nose Deconstructing the Nose The Nose from Various Angles Examples of Other Noses The Lips Smiles, and the Shape of the Lips Men’s Lips Lip Expressions The Ear More Angles of the Ear Putting It All Together The Angled Head Creating Unique Characters Caricature and Anatomy

The Skeletal Structure

The Bones of the Limbs The Skeleton: Proportions The Simplified Skeleton: Self-Checking Proportions The Skeleton: Back View The Simplified Skeleton: Side View Comparative Anatomy: Male and Female Pelvis Bones that Show Through the Body: Front View Bones that Show Through the Body: Back View The Simplified Figure Planes of the Body

The Features of the Body

The Major Muscles Knowing Your Muscles Shadows Created by the Muscles The Muscles of the Neck Muscles of the Arm “The Show-Through” Bones of the Arm The Forearm Under the Arm The Shoulder The Shoulder Blade (Scapula) The Moveable Shoulder Blades (Scapulae) The Back, without Muscles The Major Muscles of the Back Filling Out the Muscles of the Back Surface Muscles of the Back: The Athlete Surface Anatomy of the Back: The Average Person The Chest and Rib Cage Thin Subjects The Major Muscles of the Leg: Front View The Major Muscles of the Leg: Side View The Major Muscles of the Leg: Back View Lines of Compression The Knee Drawing the Knee, Variations The Hand The Back of the Hand More Hints for Hands Female Hands The Feet

The Dynamics of the Body

Asymmetry Asymmetry of the Upper Arm Asymmetry of the Triceps Asymmetry of the Forearm Asymmetry of the Knee and Calf Asymmetry of the Ankle Bones Muscles: Stretching and Flexing Diminution Foreshortening Foreshortening and Elimination Shifting Weight and Balance Why Does the Hip Sag? The Weight-Bearing Leg Measuring Points for Weight-Bearing Poses The Misleading Knee Drawing from a Model: The Use of Measuring Points Negative Space Walking Flowing Poses and the Line of Action Finding Multiple Lines of Action Using Two Lines of Action in the Same Pose Half Lines of Action The Point of Balance Perspective of the Body The Effects of Perspective on the Body

Practice Poses

Seated Pose: Front View Standing Pose: Back View Reclining Pose: Front View Reclining Pose: Side View Reclining Pose: Back View

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