Awesome 3D Anatomy Reference

Noth

Some of you might have seen this already, but thought I would post anyways cause it was a surprise to me, and it's pretty great.

https://human.biodigital.com/index.html#

Once you get it running, flick muscular system on, on the left. : D

PyrZern

This will also help me remember their names as well ^^

JacqueChoi

I hate sounding like a jackass, but that's not a great ref for artists at all.




The head looks like a rectangle or very alien-ish, the hands are tiny, and the muscles are all completely inaccurate.


This was obviously not made for artists to be used as reference.



I mean in muscle view... look at the BUTT! the lower bone sticks out farther than the butt does, and the quads stick out more forward than any other part of his body.

:S

Shiniku

I agree with JacqueChoi, pretty bad as far as visual reference goes. But, it could be a handy study aid if you're trying to memorize some muscle names or something.

Also, i find it funny they include audio clips to read the names, except it's a computer generated voice that pronounces some name wrong. I can't see what use that could possibly serve.

johnReusch

JacqueChoi wrote: »

This was obviously not made for artists to be used as reference.

JacqueChoi is correct that its not primarily geared towards artists. The BioDigital human is primarily geared towards a scientific understanding of human anatomy, physiology, and relevant medical issues. The primary audience would be science students and teachers, medical students, scientists, doctors, medical device developers, and patients.

jfeez

I prefer http://www.zygotebody.com/ Like biodigital, it's not really made for artists, but i think its more accurate.

DireWolf

I'm considering buying some cheap tablet or even iPad for Scott's ecorche app.

inflict3d

Nice skull reference
Skull Sketcher
http://3dscanstore.com/index.php?route=information/information&information_id=10

iadagraca

I use mara3d apps usually. The features are exaggerated which helps for me.

Here's the link

PyrZern

Shiniku wrote: »

I agree with JacqueChoi, pretty bad as far as visual reference goes. But, it could be a handy study aid if you're trying to memorize some muscle names or something.

Also, i find it funny they include audio clips to read the names, except it's a computer generated voice that pronounces some name wrong. I can't see what use that could possibly serve.

I actually laughed the fast time computer voice said the names wrong. I was like... wait, that's not what Kingsley said...