The Right (and the Wrong) Way to Learn Figure Drawing
This newly released work called “Figure Drawing Secrets” by Victor Perard is the quickest and easiest way to learn figure drawing. Inside this magnificent work you’ll get over 1016 detailed illustrations of the human body in perspective, from different angles, both in still poses and in movement. Absolutely everything any artist would need.
The work is divided up into 9 comprehensive sections:
Section I: Proportion
- The ultimate shortcut to creating perfect proportion for male and female figures.
- How to determine the center of the male and female figure
- 7 complete illustrations of male and females in proportion and 14 illustrations of major bones in proportion to each other.
- Exactly how to obtain expression using simplified skeleton sketches
- 3 quick sketch secrets including 72 illustrations of 5-minute and 25-minute sketches.
- Plus 53 different illustrations of unique poses and sporting activities and more…
Section II: Skeleton
- 24 detailed illustrations of the entire skeletal system and spine from the front, side and back.
- Call outs and identification of each major skeletal feature and their relation to each other.
- Diagram of male skeleton vs. female skeleton and more…
Section III: Head & Neck
- 3 stages of skull growth from infant to adult to old age.
- 22 illustrations of the skull from various angles and positions.
- Comprehensive call-out of the underlying and superficial muscles of the face and neck.
- 7 views of how the skin folds on the face depending on movement.
- 44 illustrations of how to block the face and exactly how to modify the plane of the face when the head is turned in different positions.
- 8 images showing changes of relative proportion of facial features.
- 35 illustrations concentrating on the nose.
- 39 views of muscles in and around the back of the neck and more…
Section IV: The Torso
- 33 illustrations of muscles of the back which includes internal and external views.
- 30 pelvic bone images in different positions (including front, lying down, side and under view).
- The 4 types of female torsos are identified and illustrated for you.
- Special study of male and female groins and the skin folds.
Section V: The Arm
- 35 illustrations of the bones of the arm and hand.
- 7 pictures of the relation and foreshortenings of the arm.
- 17 various views of the clavicle and scapula.
- 12 front and back views of the deltoid and surrounding areas.
- 11 biceps and triceps in different states of tensing and relaxation.
- 20 additional full figure drawings in assorted positions with call outs indicating each muscle.
- 25 views of deep and surface muscles in the arm and more…
Section VI: The Hand
- 7 detailed sketches of the hand identifying each structure.
- 18 illustrations showing ligaments of the forearm from the front and back.
- 16 pictures of the short muscles in the thumb.
- 9 distinct illustrations of wrist movement with the hand in various positions.
- 17 images showing exactly how to block hands.
- 36 studies of male and female hands in a variety of poses.
- Plus 18 additional hands of infants, children and adults.
Section VII: The Leg
- 11 studies of the leg bone showing the placement and position inside a corresponding figure.
- 9 views of the knee joint in different positions and angles.
- 4 full length pictures of the leg with call outs to each muscle group. You’ll see it from the front, back, inner and outer views.
- 8 illustrations of the buttocks.
- 14 pictures detailing the leg’s muscle attachments from the front and back.
- 11 images of people in assorted positions and stances showing the internal leg structure.
- 13 illustrations of the muscles of the calf of the leg and still more…
Section VIII: The Foot
- 54 Separate illustrations of different feet from 18 month old babies to adults.
- 26 views of the bones of the feet including inner, outer, top and bottom views.
- 4 individual illustrations showcasing the ligaments and tendons of the foot
Plus in section IX you’ll get:
- Insider secrets of applying anatomy for composition
- 37 illustrations of foreshadowing and…
- 31 full images of people and groups of people in multiple positions.
As you can see this really is the ultimate tutorial for figure drawing, sketching and painting but until now it was nearly lost forever. (Even if you’re an abstract artist you’ll benefit immensely from drawing the human form because you’ll become an expert at perceiving and rendering shape.)
Now if you’d like to actually see a few sample illustrations from this amazing long-lost resource just sign up below for our FREE “Figure Drawing Secrets” preview. You’ll get emailed secret links to take a look at the illustrations from several of the sections. You will receive your first “secret link" in a matter of seconds. And then each day for the next several days we’ll send you new links with new anatomy illustrations you can learn from and study (all free). Your information will not be sold or disclosed to anyone. We respect your privacy |
Just imagine being able to draw people anytime, any place, almost anywhere…without the inconvenience of a live model!
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“An excellent resource for nearly any artist. This is much better than anything I’ve seen coming out today. With Perard’s work you can actually get a sense for the whole human figure. I really like the way there are so many poses, angles and positions illustrated. You can use this material again and again as a reference anytime you need. I highly recommend it.” - Daniel Nie, Germantown, MD, full time artist and recipient of the Sam Ragan Fine Arts Award with his artwork extensively displayed in the U.S., Europe and Canada. |
"Okay - So What's The Cost For This Incredible Resource?"
Let's do a quick comparison - last time I checked a semester of Art school would set you back several thousand dollars. Or you could pay $50 - $100/hour for private Art lessons with someone who may or may not truly understand figure drawing. Worse, you’ll probably need several lessons to really master drawing people and figures so you’d easily be looking at several hundred dollars.
The other option is for you to shell out $75.00 - $150.00 or more buying up all kinds of expensive illustration and anatomy books that will most likely only sit on your shelf gathering dust.
Frankly, none of these options really seemed fair to me. So I figured out a way to provide you with a real bargain….
This sensational resource “Figure Drawing Secrets” is available to you as a downloadable manual (or ebook) directly accessible from the Internet.
This way I have no inventory and no fulfillment costs. I don't need to pay anyone to take the orders over the phone (though, you are welcome to call me at 301-770-0423 to rest assured we are a real company). This way I can pass along my cost savings to you. So you win and I win. But don't worry, downloading the information in “Figure Drawing Secrets” is a snap, I'm no "techno whiz" and I had no problem. (It works perfectly with both MAC or PC computers.)
Plus, I’ve made sure each of the illustrations are crisp and clean – perfect for you to view on your monitor or print out with no problem.
Now because you will be downloading everything online – I’m not going to charge you anywhere near the amount you’d pay for a single Art lesson or even what just one overpriced anatomy illustration book goes for. In fact, your total investment for the entire "Figure Drawing Secrets" resource is just $14.95.
But there’s more because you’ll also get…
