18x0:32Arm and Hand in Motion book | by Anatomy For Sculptors
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Check out our books: anatomy4sculptors.com We are a team of creatives who believe that visual information should be the core of any anatomy content made for artists. With our books, content, and tools, we strive to make anatomy learning intuitive, widely accessible, and applicable to the everyday work of artists. Since 2010 we have published four books in the Anatomy for Sculptors book series - Understanding the Human Figure, Anatomy of Facial Expression, and Form of the Head and Neck. And our latest – Arm and Hand in Motion. It started specifically with the needs of sculptors in mind. Today we shape the knowledge in an empowering way for all kinds of visual artists and thinkers.
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