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# Morpho: Anatomy for Artists

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Review: Great for supplemental practice for art students - I'm on my quest to draw the figure. This is a great compliment to other resources on figure drawing but is unique in a few ways: 1. It's fairly small so you can pack it in your work bag for study on the train 2. It has a really nice back "flap" that opens up with numbered labels of the various parts of the anatomy e.g. scapula, deltoid, etc. This table has the proper name, function, and insertion points. Every drawing is labelled with some of these and if you habitually glance over at the flap as you read, you start to find yourself memorizing insertion points through repetition. 3. The drawings are done in a looser sketchier style which is great for actually learning how one might build up such a drawing (as opposed to wondering if they've done several iterations to get an unrealistically refined final drawing) 4. Price is reasonable at about $20 for the dead tree version. 5. The author is really talented and knows his 'ish about how these anatomical forms work together. I use these in tandem with other resource like the Robert Beverly Hale books on learning from masters (drawing and anatomy), Glen Vilppu manual, Michael Hampton figure drawing book, the Sheppard anatomy for artists book, and a few more popular books for anatomy in drawing circles. I don't think this is a buy just one book on anatomy type of book, but a pretty much mandatory supplement in terms of the features I've mentioned above. No affiliation; just like this book! Fwiw, I first ordered the electronic version and enjoy sketching to that given I can zoom in/out with my computer. However, I had some frustration not having the tables and downloading that separately as a print out seemed cumbersome as I can never keep track of loose papers like this. That said, I'm happy with having both formats.
Review: The best figure resource in my library - I'm a teacher of drawing and painting, and as such I have a vast library of anatomical resources for drawing the figure. If there's one figure/anatomy resource I'd recommend above all others, this is it. It's a small volume but you get many, many views of each part of the body in different actions, so no matter what angle you're looking for, you'll find it in this book. The poses are gestural and natural, what you really see in life, rather than in a medical setting. There is just enough detail in the structures to identify what they are, but enough generalization to inspire you to research them in more detail. The major muscles are all indexed and numbered in most drawings, but others don't number them--so you can actually test your understanding and recognition. As a teacher, I give this my highest recommendation. Skip Bridgman, and use a good specialized anatomy book for further research. Make this one your go-to. It's compact and easy to carry, beautifully bound for extended use. Carry it with you and draw from it. As Hale said, first we draw what we see, then we draw what we know. Finally, we see what we know. This book will help you see.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #13,506 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #7 in Human Figure Art (Books) #8 in Figure Drawing Guides #10 in Drawing Specific Objects |
| Book 1 of 10  | Morpho: Anatomy for Artists |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (1,373) |
| Dimensions  | 6 x 1 x 8.5 inches |
| ISBN-10  | 1681983745 |
| ISBN-13  | 978-1681983745 |
| Item Weight  | 2.31 pounds |
| Language  | English |
| Print length  | 320 pages |
| Publication date  | July 3, 2018 |
| Publisher  | Rocky Nook |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great for supplemental practice for art students
*by R***N on October 24, 2018*

I'm on my quest to draw the figure. This is a great compliment to other resources on figure drawing but is unique in a few ways: 1. It's fairly small so you can pack it in your work bag for study on the train 2. It has a really nice back "flap" that opens up with numbered labels of the various parts of the anatomy e.g. scapula, deltoid, etc. This table has the proper name, function, and insertion points. Every drawing is labelled with some of these and if you habitually glance over at the flap as you read, you start to find yourself memorizing insertion points through repetition. 3. The drawings are done in a looser sketchier style which is great for actually learning how one might build up such a drawing (as opposed to wondering if they've done several iterations to get an unrealistically refined final drawing) 4. Price is reasonable at about $20 for the dead tree version. 5. The author is really talented and knows his 'ish about how these anatomical forms work together. I use these in tandem with other resource like the Robert Beverly Hale books on learning from masters (drawing and anatomy), Glen Vilppu manual, Michael Hampton figure drawing book, the Sheppard anatomy for artists book, and a few more popular books for anatomy in drawing circles. I don't think this is a buy just one book on anatomy type of book, but a pretty much mandatory supplement in terms of the features I've mentioned above. No affiliation; just like this book! Fwiw, I first ordered the electronic version and enjoy sketching to that given I can zoom in/out with my computer. However, I had some frustration not having the tables and downloading that separately as a print out seemed cumbersome as I can never keep track of loose papers like this. That said, I'm happy with having both formats.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The best figure resource in my library
*by S***Y on September 9, 2018*

I'm a teacher of drawing and painting, and as such I have a vast library of anatomical resources for drawing the figure. If there's one figure/anatomy resource I'd recommend above all others, this is it. It's a small volume but you get many, many views of each part of the body in different actions, so no matter what angle you're looking for, you'll find it in this book. The poses are gestural and natural, what you really see in life, rather than in a medical setting. There is just enough detail in the structures to identify what they are, but enough generalization to inspire you to research them in more detail. The major muscles are all indexed and numbered in most drawings, but others don't number them--so you can actually test your understanding and recognition. As a teacher, I give this my highest recommendation. Skip Bridgman, and use a good specialized anatomy book for further research. Make this one your go-to. It's compact and easy to carry, beautifully bound for extended use. Carry it with you and draw from it. As Hale said, first we draw what we see, then we draw what we know. Finally, we see what we know. This book will help you see.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wonderful learning resource for artists
*by M***E on January 1, 2026*

A great book that goes over the whole general anatomy of the body and does a wonderful job of showing you bone landmarks you can use to simplify your forms. I was one of those kids that vehemently resisted learning real anatomy because I was aiming for a specific style, and now I'm here to say: don't do that!! Gosh I wish I never glossed over learning these things. Even if you feel that you have a specific style, learning the real anatomy is valuable. Knowing the real forms will do wonders for your style because then you can figure out how to simplify them your own way. Otherwise you will eventually hit a roadblock of "this doesn't look right and I don't know why!" Get this book, seriously. It's really helped me make up those lost years.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Morpho: Anatomy for Artists (Morpho: Anatomy for Artists, 1)
- Morpho: Simplified Forms: Anatomy for Artists (Morpho: Anatomy for Artists, 2)
- Morpho: Face, Head, and Neck: Anatomy for Artists (Morpho: Anatomy for Artists, 10)

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