Morpho: Simplified Forms: Anatomy for Artists: 2

Great explanation and visual of forms and simplifying shapes, has proved super useful in helping me learn how the body works and also the names of certain muscles/bones, as that helps me identify landmarks in anatomy.

Descriptive and easy to follow. An excellent companion for the budding artist venturing into the world of life drawing . Reinforces your understanding of proportions, shape and form as akin to the human anatomy.

Brought for my Daughter. She will love this and it will help her in her career she has chosen.

good but short and small format. Pricey.

This book will be very useful for artists, its very detailed in body movement and flexibilty. Worth buying.

This is my first book from the MORPHO series and For someone who likes to go out and study in a café or other social spaces this is perfect. The spine of the book is not attached which makes the book lay flat with little effort nicely so you aren't fighting the pages. the content itself is handy so far and I am only partway through the book.

Quite shocked at the size and quality of this book for the price its very basic and for the price I would not buy it or any over of his books I did look at some of his other titles before this book turned up so glad I did not buy it because they were even more expensive As I first opened this book the book cover came away from the spine the cover is too stiff for a paperback book

For artists that want to improve drawing from imagination this is a great little book with some excellent examples on how to simplify anatomical forms. It particularly helped me with some of the tricky to decipher areas like the hips. I personally prefer this to some of the more renowned instructional books such as loomis or bridgeman. Loomis’ book is too wordy for me and I’m personally not a fan of how his figures look. Bridgeman has the style nailed but his drawings are loose and abstract and the text is like reading some cryptic language. This book however is simple, easy to understand, and most importantly the drawings themselves look great.