Roberto Osti teaches figure drawing and human anatomy for artists at the New York Academy of Art, University of the Arts in Philadelphia, and the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Formally trained as a medical illustrator before becoming a fine artist, Osti has contributed his work to many science and art publications. His paintings have been exhibited in galleries in Europe and the United States. He is the author of Basic Human Anatomy, an art instruction best seller and classic reference book.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Chapter 1: Dynamic Anatomy-Historical Observations The Many Lives of a Torso Anatomy and Realism-Sculpture "Dissected" Chapter 2: Aesthetic Geometries and Proportional Relationships Stability, Utility, and Beauty Aesthetic Geometries The Battle of the Canons Uses of Proportional Relationships Proportional Relationships and Movement Proportional Relationships and Aesthetic Geometries Chapter 3: Landmarks and Muscular Volumes Landmarks of the Torso Landmarks of the Shoulder Landmarks and Anatomy of the Arm The Elbow Joint Landmarks of the Hips Landmarks of the Leg The Knee Landmarks of the Ankle and Foot Chapter 4: The Uses of Landmarks and Proportional Relationships Ways of Looking Muscular-Skeletal Connections Reconstructing the Skeleton Chapter 5: Flows and Rhythms of the Figure Flows, Rhythms, and Movement Reading and Using the Flows Flows of the Whole Body Chapter 6: Movement Origins of Movement Dynamic Flows Projecting Narrative Movement and Stereometric Volumes From Stereometric to Organic Muscles in Action Chapter 7: The Hands Skeletal Structure of the Hand Stereometric Rendering of the Hand From Stereometric to Organic Light on Form Holding Objects Chapter 8: The Face and Facial Expressions Structure of the Head Parts of the Face Facial Features Curvatures of the Face Muscles of the Face and Facial Expressions Chapter 9: Demonstrations and Techniques Measuring Techniques Structural Drawing Tonal Drawing Reduction Technique Trois Crayons Index
Introduction Chapter 1: Dynamic Anatomy-Historical Observations The Many Lives of a Torso Anatomy and Realism-Sculpture "Dissected" Chapter 2: Aesthetic Geometries and Proportional Relationships Stability, Utility, and Beauty Aesthetic Geometries The Battle of the Canons Uses of Proportional Relationships Proportional Relationships and Movement Proportional Relationships and Aesthetic Geometries Chapter 3: Landmarks and Muscular Volumes Landmarks of the Torso Landmarks of the Shoulder Landmarks and Anatomy of the Arm The Elbow Joint Landmarks of the Hips Landmarks of the Leg The Knee Landmarks of the Ankle and Foot Chapter 4: The Uses of Landmarks and Proportional Relationships Ways of Looking Muscular-Skeletal Connections Reconstructing the Skeleton Chapter 5: Flows and Rhythms of the Figure Flows, Rhythms, and Movement Reading and Using the Flows Flows of the Whole Body Chapter 6: Movement Origins of Movement Dynamic Flows Projecting Narrative Movement and Stereometric Volumes From Stereometric to Organic Muscles in Action Chapter 7: The Hands Skeletal Structure of the Hand Stereometric Rendering of the Hand From Stereometric to Organic Light on Form Holding Objects Chapter 8: The Face and Facial Expressions Structure of the Head Parts of the Face Facial Features Curvatures of the Face Muscles of the Face and Facial Expressions Chapter 9: Demonstrations and Techniques Measuring Techniques Structural Drawing Tonal Drawing Reduction Technique Trois Crayons Index
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