Figures in Action (How to Draw and Paint series #191)

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Summary: Bits & Pieces
Review: 1. The tables are great. It's Loomis, after all.
2. The tables are all snitched from "Figure drawing for all it's worth", and stripped of most text. The material constitutes hardly one fifth of the complete "Figure drawing...". This is the reason for low rating: it's strange that the publisher chose to rip pages out of a book instead of reissuing the complete work, which would be much more useful than this.

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Summary: Illustration With Soul
Review: Being an illustrator, and creative director myself, I have viewed plenty of "how to" books on the art of drawing the human figure. Loomis' piece stands out with a classic illustration style, and philisophical, almost reverent, text. This book solidifies the flow of realistic human movement through basic structure, not clinical analyzation.

Rating:
Summary: Illustration With Soul
Review: Being an illustrator, and creative director myself, I have viewed plenty of "how to" books on the art of drawing the human figure. Loomis' piece stands out with a classic illustration style, and philisophical, almost reverent, text. This book solidifies the flow of realistic human movement through basic structure, not clinical analyzation.

Rating:
Summary: It's Loomis, what can you say?
Review: The only reason I don't give it 5 stars is because it is so short. Someone really needs to get the full-length versions back in print. :)

Rating:
Summary: It's Loomis, what can you say?
Review: The only reason I don't give it 5 stars is because it is so short. Someone really needs to get the full-length versions back in print. :)