I got told about this by my friend at work.
Its a new series where they perform autopsy on various animals.
Quite hardcore in some parts but i could see this being useful for animal anatomy students.
So far they have examined and Elephant, a Crocodile, a Whale and a Giraffe.
(This might only work for British residents and im not sure how long they will be up for as its a VOD service)
I watched a collection of videos of some (german?) dude dissecting a human. It was really quite interesting, he had a live nude model and an illustrator draw on the live model with some kind of pastels the muscles that he was seperating and showing. It was disturbing, but we all die someday and the cadaver had volunteered before his death.
Hey guys, I'm going to use this thread to make a question, instead of creating a new thread.
Ok now, we artists always have our reference folder right?
Thing is, that preferable you must have it with you at all times, at work and at your home computer. (Cos we're all workaholics and work at the office is never enough, and you always do stuff at home.)
Anyways, I ended up having a "References" folder on my work computer, and another on my home computer, AND another one on my external HDD, which is the one I use to transfeer the new stuff from a PC to another.
Now... this is a fucking pain in the ass to keep it synced to each other. Does any of you have any recomendation? How do you do with your refs?
I thought about using my ftp, and install some kind of automatic gallery, problem is that my ref folder is about 4 gb now.
How is flickr and other pic websites for this kind of stuff?
Oh... I watched the vid, this actually looks pretty cool!
Gonna give it a try.
Edit :: This is EXACTLY what I wanted! Works flawlessly!
Here's the link to the folder btw, if anyonewants to take a peak at it. (Still uploading more stuff atm tho)
Yea dropbox is awesome. You can even share out folders with other dropbox users and use it as a project server. It gets added to everyone account and keeps everything updated. That's what Vassago, Sefforin and my self are using for our Unearthly challenge and its working great.
Not sure if this has been posted before, but this website is really good if youre looking for clothing design inspiration. http://www.style-arena.jp/en/
Does anyone know of a website with cool references for this gun?
Big images and from diferent angles
i believe it's from Accuracy International manufacturer
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http://carblueprints.info/
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/exhibition/historicalanatomies/browse.html
an actual 3d scan of michaelangelo's David! Very cool to check out
Thansk Rodrigo, guess my sarcasm didn't come through the intarwebz quite right.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/emd111/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/transistor_radios/
I see greentooth...
I think its called pachinko? My dad brought one back from somewhere over there after his tour in Nam.
In Japanese:
http://home.f01.itscom.net/spiral/research.html
http://translate.google.com/#
Use google page translate to get sense of the captions if you're not fluent in Japanese.
Skull Saw and other old medical tools.
http://www.surgicaltechnologists.net/blog/20-scary-old-school-surgical-tools
http://www.channel4.com/programmes/inside-natures-giants/episode-guide/series-1
I got told about this by my friend at work.
Its a new series where they perform autopsy on various animals.
Quite hardcore in some parts but i could see this being useful for animal anatomy students.
So far they have examined and Elephant, a Crocodile, a Whale and a Giraffe.
(This might only work for British residents and im not sure how long they will be up for as its a VOD service)
http://www.alloy-artifacts.com/
http://digitalgallery.nypl.org/nypldigital/dgkeysearchresult.cfm?num=0&word=col_id%3A197&s=1¬word=&d=&c=&f=&k=0&lWord=&lField=&sScope=images&sLevel=&sLabel=Pictures%20of%20Science%3A%20700%20Years%20of%20Scientific...&imgs=20&pNum
And a link to the main gallery where you can browse tons of awesome stuff.
http://digitalgallery.nypl.org/nypldigital/index.cfm
http://joeljohnson.com/2009/wally-woods-22-panels-that-always-work-unlimited-edition
http://www.mechascientific.com/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ninjascience/
http://aswars.tripod.com/index.html
Also, google "robot part", where 'part' = leg, arm, hand, etc.
http://www.arroway-textures.com/en/catalog
cheers,
io
http://pimpmygun.doctornoob.com/app.html
http://boards.polycount.net/showthread.php?t=65321
Render test?
Looks like I need to advance to the rear on some of these cadets.
haha nice!
here's something really cool: real life fortress of solitude!
http://www.stormchaser.ca/Caves/Naica/Naica.html
incredible!
suitable for character design, posing, etc...
http://www.doctormacro1.info/
~,
io
Domestic Landscapes by Bert Teunissen
http://www.bertteunissen.com/index.php
http://www.antiquariantraders.com/c-18-chairs-parlor-sets.aspx
http://www.logoorange.com/logodesign-A.php
Ok now, we artists always have our reference folder right?
Thing is, that preferable you must have it with you at all times, at work and at your home computer. (Cos we're all workaholics and work at the office is never enough, and you always do stuff at home.)
Anyways, I ended up having a "References" folder on my work computer, and another on my home computer, AND another one on my external HDD, which is the one I use to transfeer the new stuff from a PC to another.
Now... this is a fucking pain in the ass to keep it synced to each other. Does any of you have any recomendation? How do you do with your refs?
I thought about using my ftp, and install some kind of automatic gallery, problem is that my ref folder is about 4 gb now.
How is flickr and other pic websites for this kind of stuff?
Gonna give it a try.
Edit :: This is EXACTLY what I wanted! Works flawlessly!
Here's the link to the folder btw, if anyonewants to take a peak at it. (Still uploading more stuff atm tho)
http://www.getdropbox.com/gallery/2857307/1/Inspiration%20and%20References?h=d2fdfb
http://www.style-arena.jp/en/
probably interesting to have in your anatomy ref folder
Great pics of Chernobyl/Pripyat
http://lost.co.ua/en
Its got schematics for everything! I would imagine if you own a BMW it would be incredibly handy too!
http://bldgblog.blogspot.com/2010/01/remnants-of-biosphere.html
How the materials in the periodic table actually look like
Big images and from diferent angles
i believe it's from Accuracy International manufacturer
Great place for blueprints for cars. It is a forum you have to sign up for, but lots of cars!
All kinds are military related stuff.
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A huge thread with loads of very ornate church interiors
www.cgtextures.com
Punishment, glorious punishment!