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It starts May 12, and ends Sept 12. Let's see what you got!
https://polycount.com/discussion/237047/the-brawl²-tournament
Anatomy Help
Hi everyone! I have been reading the forums for a while now and this is an awesome place for learning/information. I have been learning to do character sculpts and using Bridgeman's anatomy for reference. I was hoping maybe I could get pointed in the right direction in finding information via internet because I have searched and haven't found the best results. Budget is kinda tight right now, so that's why I'm searching the internet for anatomy infomartion 
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Anatomy4Sculptors
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InspirationalArtworks: anatomy images
Expensive, in German, but it's the best of the best. It goes through everything in detailed images. And I mean everything. If you like having your reference not on on a computer screen, it's a must have.
That you find in many bookstores residing in many cities of many countries that are in many continents of many planets..Seriously sir Zac? :poly118:
Ok; So to learn the anatomy forms for sculpting, I found books like "HUMAN ANATOMY FOR ARTISTS: THE ELEMENTS OF FORMS BY ELIOT GOLDFINGER " and
"ANATOMY FOR THE ARTISTS BY SARAH SIMBLET."
I use these two books along with online reference of nudes. Best thing is to buy an anatomy book and draw or sculpt each and every form of it, that way you'll learn a bit faster than reading them up or using them whenever you need them.
Also; I am thinking of starting to buy these 1/6 sculptures known as AnatomyTools as I see many comic artists use the reference along with these figures.
many drawing tutorials while using the reference can be found at TheComicArchives, since I prefer learning to draw them before you learn to sculpt them.
I hope this helps.
Fine here's some threads with suggested ones,
http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=71207
http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=120249