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Eaton-Houdon Écorché

 anatomy, sculpture
Oct 032017
 

Houdon Ecorche Sculpture 2.0 - Desktop anatomy reference–

The Eaton-Houdon Ecorche is a contemporary anatomy figure based on the classic L’Écorché, the 18th century anatomy study by French neoclassical sculptor Jean-Antoine Houdon. The original écorché figure was used for centuries in art academies and ateliers around the world to teach students anatomy and cast drawing.

Multiple views of the Houdon Ecorche v2
This version, produced in collaboration with Michael Defeo, corrects a handful of lingering anatomical mistakes while retaining the gesture, pose, and naturalism that made the original a favorite of mine and of other artists through the centuries. Here it is produced at eighteen inches, an ideal size for desktop reference and study. Each figure is hand cast in museum-quality resin with removable magnetic arms.

Available at: EATON.london

 

Desktop Anatomy figure - Eaton Houdon Ecorcheclick for larger

BIM VI

 bodies-in-motion
Oct 022017
 

male walkover ballet dance bodies in motion scott eaton photographyclick for larger

Working my way through our Bodies in Motion VI shoot from earlier in the summer. So many great photos and sequences, I am really looking forward to sharing these on bodiesinmotion.photo – some amazing images for anatomy study.
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Ballet from Bodies in Motion VI

 bodies-in-motion, photography
Jul 272017
 

Ballet dancer in green dress 2click for larger

After a busy start to the summer, I am finding time to develop sequences from our most recent Bodies in Motion photoshoot (BiM VI). Here are a few of the first images. I am falling in love with the flow of fabric and the shapes it makes when directed by graceful movement. Sequences going up soon at www.bodiesinmotion.photo

Ballet dancer in green dress

Ballerina photography at Bodies in Motion

Morning Drawing – Faces

 drawings
Jul 182017
 

Head drawings from BiM - multiple angles, working on construction, feature drawingclick for larger

I’ve been drawing quite a bit recently (more than normal). The catalyst for the renewed practice has been the Bodies in Motion site (bodiesinmotion.photo). I’ve spent a lot of time over the last couple years putting the site together as the resource for artists, and now I am having great playing with it myself. If you are interested in figure drawing, gesture drawing or animation, you should definitely browse the Artwork section of BiM, there are some amazing pieces there by a number of really talented artists.

Planning to post more from my morning drawing sessions as/when they become available, so check back.

update….

 anatomy, news
May 122017
 

Compositing scan renders for Bodies in Motionclick for larger

Been very busy recently getting Bodies in Motion > Scans ready to launch. I am personally cleaning up ALL the scans to preserve the form and anatomy. Also lighting and rendering them to make beautiful, informative drawing/sculpting/anatomy reference for all of you. Compositing today. Sharing this screenshot so you know I haven’t been idle the last couple months.

Scans will be coming very soon to www.BodiesinMotion.photo (weeks!). Launch date will be announced next week.

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