If you could only have one Anatomy book, what would it be, Bammes or Goldfinger?

>>7635595 (OP)
Anatomy4sculptors

>>7635595 (OP)
bridgman

>>7635602
>>7635615
Please state your reasonings

>>7635616
bridgman draws sexy hands and his anatomy breakdowns are easy to understand

just pick whatever works for you and what artist you personally like man, dont overthink

动漫人体结构表现技法专项训练(精) <------

>>7635749
啥

>>7635595 (OP)
Stonehouse or Rockhe Kim.

>>7635595 (OP)
Honestly, Morpho

>>7636761
This

>>7636761
Morpho is a set of books, there are about 10, which one?

>>7636761
+1
The thick anatomy book has most of the drawings of the other booklets. Outside of fat body, muscle body, animals, and clothes.
This board loves to recommend Simplified Forms though. And the Hands one sometimes.

>>7635616
Bridgman was an anatomy autist, he'd pull finger bones out of his pocket to stare at them before he started eating in a public restaurant and he'd use a long stick with a burnt end to mog student's entire drawing in 30 seconds.
All the Bridgman books are his student's recreations and note takings.

What you're learning from bridgman is similar to Vilpu's "feel the motion" type advice. He creates a rhythm that you can build a further foundation from.

>>7635616
Both bammes and golfinger are great to pull up and reference when you feel something is quite not right with your pose.
Anatomy 4 sculptors is a very powerful tool since it can also help you build stronger poses, showing both squash and stretch in muscles, it is especially useful when you are dealing with high energy action poses rather than your average studio/atelier poses.
If you are an animator or major coom artist, anatomy 4 sculptors is great, supplement with Bammes, Goldfunger, Bridgman.
Even better is Michael Hampton's figure drawing book, if you are just starting out with the human figure, Hampton's book is the true beacon in the dark.

>>7640436
>All the Bridgman books are his student's recreations and note takings.
False. Ron Lemen lies. Absolute deceit.

>>7640447
But if you could only choose one to have for the rest of your life

>>7635595 (OP)
omg thats me

>>7635595 (OP)
Stephen Rogers Peck is the best one.

This was one of my first art anatomy books, and looking at the plates helped me immensely when I was learning. I still refer to it from time to time.

Human machine by a country mile

>>7635615
>>7635616
>>7645340
This. The book has no equivalent and people bitch about it because they read shitty scans/reprints of it.

>>7636353
This for me as well
Those two guys are goddamn wizards of anatomy

>>7635619
Bridgman and Anatomy for Sculptors it is then

>>7647491
But everything available online and offline are dover reprints, right?

>>7635595 (OP)

Bump.