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>>4121077
I was in your boat for a while until I started reading this book and watching videos from Michael Hampton. Hampton's approach is very analytically minded, which is very handy for understanding the mechanics and structure of anatomy. Why things work a certain way, all the technicalities. For me however, I draw more "left-brained" and Matessi's book is about capturing anatomy from your gesture and rhythm. You'll get better at feeling out your anatomy and seeing the breakdown of each muscle meanwhile noticing each muscle has its own 'flow' and essence to it that will become easier to see in your gesture drawing.

Has anyone grabbed the latest version of the new Force gesture drawing book? It's basically like the original but more drawing, more content, and added info to his previous work to give more info as to what he's doing.

Also, has FORCE: Character Design from Life Drawing been uploaded as well?