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11-07-2013, 07:23 PM
Completely agreeing with BP.
There are many tutorials and books on anatomy, some of which can be found on the internet if you search for it (some not 100% legal however).
It's not a book specifically for learning how to draw all the structures, but one book that I know it can be found online is "Krachttraining - een anatomische benadering" by Frédéric Devalier (it means "Training for power - an anatomical approach". It is basically a book with all the mucles that can be seen on the outside of ones body and fitness exercises that can be done to train them. Good thing about that is that it covers many diffirent movements of the human body and has a picture of that movement drawn and you can see exactly what the muscles look like during that movement..
There are many tutorials and books on anatomy, some of which can be found on the internet if you search for it (some not 100% legal however).
It's not a book specifically for learning how to draw all the structures, but one book that I know it can be found online is "Krachttraining - een anatomische benadering" by Frédéric Devalier (it means "Training for power - an anatomical approach". It is basically a book with all the mucles that can be seen on the outside of ones body and fitness exercises that can be done to train them. Good thing about that is that it covers many diffirent movements of the human body and has a picture of that movement drawn and you can see exactly what the muscles look like during that movement..