Class Applied Human Morphology

Morfologia Humana Aplicada (Eng. Applied Human Morphology, aka MHA), within the framework of the Digital Animation Bachelors, is a Curriculum Unit of structural anatomy in the origin of movement, facilitating the understanding and intentional representation of the apparent anatomy: of character expressions and movements. MHA will have three times: 1) theoretical teaching, with a research work development and presentation; 2) practical application from direct observation and drawing from live model; 3) creation of imaginary models, applying and expanding the lnowledge acquired.

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Dynamic anatomy in theory: 1. skeletal system 2. muscle system 3. articular system Dynamic anatomy in practice: 1. direct representation informed by the prior study 2. adapted representation of nonvisible systems 3. creation of an imaginary musculoskeletal system

In this CU mostly classical technologies will be used - book consultation, paper support drawing - as well as contemporary - online documentation consultation, audio-visual presentation achievement. CU innovation is found in how it creates a bridge between theoretical knowledge and practical application, exercising that ability in the students through a creative exercise informed by their knowledge of human anatomy.

Bridgman, George B. (1920). Constructive Anatomy.Londres: John Lane The Bodley Head. ISBN: 10-0486211045 Retirado em Setembro de 2022 de https://openlibrary.org/works/OL1332737W/Constructive_anatomy?edition=key%3A/books/OL7151125M Lauricella, Michel (2017). Anatomía Artística. Barcelona: Editorial Gustavo Gili. ISBN: 978-8584520688 Mattesi, Mike (2016). Force: Drawing Human Anatomy. Boca Raton, Florida: CRC Press. ISBN: 978-0415733977 Pina, J. A. E. (2010). Anatomia Humana da Locomoção (4ª ed.). Lisboa: LIDEL. ISBN: 978-989-752-116-4