i do not know the source but i saw this on my dashboard under a submission
Exactly. Learning to render realistic anatomy is like learning how to play your scales…. Once you’ve got the basics down, then you can embellish and put some soul into it.
Something I truly believe in when it comes to art.
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Here are some extremely useful pose guides made by Aomori over on deviantArt.
This is mostly just a reference for myself because I just lost these and couldn’t remember where to find them, so I’m not going to bother tagging. But I thought some of my followers could also possibly use these too.
Considering my tendency to draw women over men, this is useful.
helloooooo useful poses
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Anatomy: A Complete Guide for Artists Joseph Sheppard
Buy it for $10, honestly worth it.
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The first published illustration in history to display the anatomical attachment of the rectus capitis posterior major to the dura mater (Spine: Scali et al. 2011). Artwork was a collaborative piece created by Dr. Frank Scali and Danny Quirk.
Article which this figure is in: Clinical Anatomy
The recent reported structure found in the body: Spine
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