/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>4823324
It serves a different purpose from Bridgman, yeah. The illustrations are clear but there's very little form or perspective information, they're more diagrammatic. The included photographs are pretty good at showing form though.
What I do to learn from it is, say I want to learn the lower leg muscles. Let's say peroneus brevis and longus, which can sometimes be difficult to see. Goldfinger makes them clear by first drawing out the origin and insertion in multiple views, and then including a photo corresponding to each view. The model's tensed leg shows the muscles in question, and Goldfinger marks off where they are on the model. I don't stop with Goldfinger's diagrams and photos though.
I look for the same shapes on, say, a bodybuilder. Then redline it, simplify, do whatever with it. Can't find a leg example right now but I used it for this a while back.