Form of the Head and Neck

ISBN: 173503908X

Author: Uldis Zarins

Condition: New

What makes faces look older or younger, masculine or feminine?
Age, sex, body type, and ethnicity shape the human face in countless ways. Even small changes in bone structure, ligament elasticity, or fat distribution completely change how characters look.
Form of the Head and Neck translates this complexity into a practical visual system for artists. Through color-coded diagrams, live model references, 3D scans, and simplified block-outs, the book breaks down the forms that define the head and neck from every angle. Words are used only where absolutely necessary - nearly 95% of the book is visual.
Whether you sculpt, model, draw, animate, or design characters, Form of the Head and Neck helps visual artists understand the link between visible appearance and the anatomy beneath it. You?ll learn to sculpt more lifelike characters!
Whats inside:
+ Head and neck anatomy explained through a visual language designed for artists
+ The effect of age, sex, body type, and ethnicity on facial structure
+ Simplified 1st and 2nd level block-outs for understanding organic forms
+ Color-coded diagrams, 3D scans, and live model references from multiple angles
+ Visual explanations with minimal text and clear illustrations

This book is for you if:
+ You want to create more believable heads and faces
+ You struggle to give your characters more individuality
+ You want to understand why faces change with age, sex, body type, or ethnicity
+ You find it difficult to understand and sculpt the 3D structures of head anatomy

From the publisher of Anatomy For Sculptors, the bestselling series of anatomy books for artists. Uldis Zarins, the author of the series, teaches anatomy at the Art Academy of Latvia and is an award-winning sculptor with more than 30 years of experience.
More information at our official website: anatomy4sculptors.com

• Form of the Head and Neck | Anatomy For Artists by the brand Anatomy For Sculptors | Gender, Age, Ethnicity, Body type and a bit of anatomy | Visual from grid, and color-coded 3D and live models | Every element is broken down with block-outs and developed into detailed realistic shapes