/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>4544367
Page 139. OP was 140

>>4544373
I decided to just post the images with the text written here instead.

"Example of Female Body Types"

>>4544373
pg 137. Same text as 138

>>4544383
top - Example of Male Body Types

bottom left: Strong type: strong and burly, thick bones, deep and wide chest, long abdomen, obtuse rib arch angle.

>>4544388
mid

Intermediate type: average physique, medium bone thickness, and medium length chest and abdomen.

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>>4544388
right

Lean type: thin body, light weight, bones and thin chest, thin chest, long and narrow chest, narrow rib arch angle, short abdomen.

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Physical Characteristic of the Elderly

>>4544397
Body Comparison between adolescent and adult

I'm gonna start skipping pages. I'm reading it right now so I'm only focusing on things i'm interested in/

Okay, now i'll start skipping and slowing down the post.
top left - Example of Children's Figure

bottom - Physical Characteristic of Adolescents

Adolescents are in a period of vigorous growth and development, with the head gradually shrinking in the proportion of height, the limbs are growing, the swell of the bones is not as significant as that of adults, and the muscle shape is thinner. The length of young people is close to adulthood.The length ratio of each part of the body is similar to that of adults.The main difference is the width of the body, the shoulders are still narrow, the muscles have not been fully developed, and the fat of women is not full. It will be full and strong in the end.

After boys and girls enter puberty, their sexual characteristics are increasingly revealed. Males have raised laryngeal nodes, low voices, well-developed muscles, and increased facial, armpit, and body hair. Female nipples are raised, the breast is enlarged, the pelvis is widened, the armpit hair is grown, and the subcutaneous fat is thickened. There is a significant difference between male and female types.

>>4544411
Examples of perspective changes on various parts of the human body

>>4544418
pg 118 - 128 have the same text

>>4544373
Distribution map of the concentrated areas of human fat

>>4544367
The difference in body shape depends on the difference in bones, but fat and thin have a great influence in morphology.
Not all parts of an obese human body can be enlarged, The bone point and bone lines of bones are always displayed under the skin. The fat points of fat people are sunken, and the bone points of thin people are prominent. Another example is the obese belly whose arc cannot exceed the rib arch

>>4544418
The perspective change of the combination of body shapes and tenon joints

It is a basic concept to understand the perspective changes of the human body with the perspective rules of the cube. In the specific process of human body modeling, the key is to study and express the perspective changes of each part of the human body and the relationship between the combination and tenon.

>>4544450
Perspective changes at different angles of the same pose

>>4544455
Examples of perspective changes of human body parts

>>4544460
Suppose to be for 114.

Examples of human body dynamics analysis

GOOGLE

In the analysis of human body dynamics, we should focus on describing the key parts of the dynamic changes.

For example, the three standing human bodies are basically vertical, but the left picture should focus on depicting the morphological changes of the right leg knee and other parts that bear the main body weight.

The middle image should focus on the opposite tilting and stretching of the rib cage and pelvic volume.

The picture on the right should grasp the twisting relationship between the waist and neck, and then reflect the perspective changes of the three volumes of the head, chest and pelvis.

YAHOO

In the analysis of human body dynamics, should focus on the key parts of dynamic changes, such as three standing human body, the basic tendencies are vertical, but the left should focus on the body to bear the main weight of the right leg knee and other parts of the shape.

The middle picture should focus on the reverse and waist-stretching action of the chest profile and the pelvic volume.

The right picture should grasp the twisting relationship between the waist and neck, and then reflect the perspective change of the head, chest and pelvis.

Basic tendency in human dynamics

level

tilt

stretch

bending

vertical

>>4544495
vertical / perpendicular

Main Line ( center line)

Secondary Line (arms)

Dynamic lines in human movement

google

The dynamic line is the main trend line that determines the human body's movement state in modeling, and it has its important significance in the human body movement modeling. According to the movement laws of the human body, the movements of the human body are first presented by the tilt, twist or rotation of the trunk, and then the proximal and distal joints and small and large joints of the limbs are sequentially pushed to achieve the purpose of movement. Therefore, to shape the moving human body, we must first analyze the basic tendency of the human body in vertical, horizontal, inclined, curved, rotating, and zigzag, grasp the main dynamic lines of human movement, and then analyze the relationship between the dynamic main line and the branch line. From correctly grasping and showing the basic dynamics of the human body and the corresponding changes in various parts.

microsoft

Dynamic line is the main tendency line that determines the motion state of the human body, and it has its important significance in the body motion modeling. According to the law of human movement, the movement of the human body is first of all by the torso of garbage, twisting or rotating to show, and followed by the car to promote the limbs of the near distance, size of the sample to achieve the purpose of movement. Therefore, to shape the moving human body, first of all, the analysis of the human body in vertical, horizontal, bending, rotation, twists and turns and other basic tendencies, grasp the main dynamic lines of human movement, and then analyze the dynamic relationship between the main line and the branch line. From the correct grasp and display of the basic dynamics of the human body and the corresponding changes in each part.

I would like to know what kind of process does this book follow?
Is this gestures followed by structure approach?or direct contour drawing?
Or just an anatomy book?

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>>4544455
This is pretty neat!

>>4544537
check out perard's book on anatomy for artists, from what i've seen it's pretty similar to this.

>>4544367
>so anyone can start from the first if you're planning on helping
This will require a collective effort or it will take some time. Anyway, I'll help you with some pages.

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>>4545195
Wrong file, sorry.

>>4545198

Why do I need this translated if I can learn everything from the pictures

>>4545375
this
just copy the images deconstruct it
but anyhow
thanks for the ppst

>>4545375
Most of the stuff can indeed be inferred just from looking at the pictures and thinking. The translation is only to make it more convenient for the reader.

>>4545399
thanks for your work anon

Thanks for the translations anon, it's much appreciated.

>>4545399
Nice. Take your time.

>>4545399
what font do you use for this, trying to keep it consistent

>>4545616

>>4545616
I think i'm taking the TOUSHI (perspective) of the book. 110 to 118. I'm taking my time doing this, no rush.

>>4545648
128*

>>4544367
Isn't this the book they assign in Chinese Art schools? This and a Chinese translations of George Bridgman and Bammes books

>>4545643

Remember, this is a collective effort. There's 2 people cleaning this right now. If you want to help, just take a section and keep it consistent. I'm doing like page 100 to 140. Taking my own sweet time doing it.

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>>4545699

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>>4545367
>>4545399
I just checked the parts the anon did, but please use the GOOGLE translation ver. instead of the Microsoft translation. The Google ver. is better translated.

>>4545198
I hope you don't mind me tweaking the page anon, but try not to mess with lines. It's already clear. Just clean the excessive shadows on the page and whiten the page. And remember, use the GOOGLE TRANSLATED VER. of the translation.

>>4545774
typo

>>4545806

/ic/'s own translation group

>>4545845
More like a personal project for me. Honestly, I was planning to translate 30 pages of it, ones i'm interested in.

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>>4545855

Thank you so much

>>4545856
done for the day

>>4545859
I appreciate it, but the biggest thanks would be to help. Remember GOOGLE TRANSLATION.

Use translateimage.site to capture the text. Focus on whitening the yellow pages, with hue/saturation. And remove the excessive shadows if theres one.

DO NOT MESS WITH THE LINES, don't try to make it thicker, darker or whatever.

Just go with Basic font, i went with arial in photoshop

>>4545871
remove the shadow with clone stamp tool

>>4545399
>>4545367
>>4545177
Sry anon, but I'm probably gonna tweak all your text translation. thanks for the help eitherway

i change my mind, but i'm probably gonna do this on my own. I will probably take a month to finish it, but i'll post it on /ic when im done.

so let the thread die

Will wait. Thanks dude

I don't really see the point of this thread.
For example Will Weston says he doesn't bother reading the art books, he just draws the pictures over and over to understand the process. Most of these people are artists, not writers, so the text can even be a source of confusion rather than help.

>>4546231
Yes because everybody is a Will Weston and every art book is the same as the art books that our lord and savior, Will Weston, reads.

>>4545884
No problem. Let me know in the Artbook thread if you need help with something. Letting the thread die then. Good luck.

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>>4544367
nice

>>4546231

keep seething lmao

>>4545871
https://www.deepl.com/translator
as a backup or double checker because google sucks with Asian translations or at least Japanese not sure about Chinese

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I obsessed over tracking this down and I really like it but desu, I don’t think the actual text is worth the trouble guys.
For us Westerners, the main value of this book is it’s clear redraws of Bridgman drawings - esp “passing and locking” (Eg biceps into the delt) and some of the muscle masses/forms.
Life is short man.

You guys should be putting this translation energy into that Korean book everyone is going gaga over.

>>4552609
>>Please translate this book instead so I can read it

>stonjap
>https://mega.nz/#!EhgQhahY!qvgyP_Lq7lVlq5HkLscNRFXTQQpvNPjwhlu1z1gzs94

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>>4552660
Whatever bro. I’m just saying - who needs a translation that says “distribution of fat” on an obvious image of fat distribution or “These angles align” or “these figures are in perspective”? It’s obvious just by skimming the book you guys are translating what’s unique about it - which are the unusually clear Bridgman redraws.
Now if you are going to bother using a translation app or site it might be better spent on a book like the Korean one people are checking out which has a lot of (apparently) novel or well organized material about the figure in perspective.

It’s your life tho...