Why is this part so dark compared to the rest of the skull?
I couldn’t figure out if that’s called the the tympanic bulla or occipital condyle (or something else). What’s the difference between those terms?
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Why is this part so dark compared to the rest of the skull?
I couldn’t figure out if that’s called the the tympanic bulla or occipital condyle (or something else). What’s the difference between those terms?
always been impressed with how well you draw anatomy but especially them thicc muscles, what references did you use to get so good at them or still use to help with general accuracy?
Well when it comes to anatomy in drawing, my body was always the first reference I looked into, because no matter how developed a muscle is, the basic structure is always the same. I always go ahead and touch myself(… okay that sounds really wrong) and feel the structure of muscles and picture them in my head and draw them on the paper.
With enough repetition, I have some kind of 3d models of muscles in my head so now it’s a bit easier to draw them without lookin for a reference all the time.
But that covers only the front part of limbs that I can look and reach, when it comes to back part of the body that I can’t look or easily touch, I pull some reference pic from google.
Especially when it comes to the back muscles! The human’s back is so full of many muscles and they are assembled in so complicated ways that it’s hard to remember all of them. So when I pull up a ref pic I find something that I can see the clear lines between the muscles.
like these two.
so I can get some clear look from the outside and how it’s structured on the inside.
I hope it’s enough to answer your question.
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i dont usually talk on this blog, but i need some help
im writing a horror story and i wondered if anyone knew of a drug that would stop the small intestine/stomach from functioning. ive asked around and tried to search online but i cant find a thing.
does anybody know of something like this?
Hey y’all what’s the pussy ridge called? Like the ridge down the center of the vulva from the urethra to the flesh flap circle around the vagina?
Also what’s the circle called?
Google was no help other than that it might be a thing linked to low estrogen
guys, would the substance of post nasal drip irritate the skin on my hand if it got left there as long as it does on the skin in my throat?
Is my throat just WEAK that post nasal drip hurts, or would my hand suffer just as much?
I have a serious question for all my fellow artists who learn or know human anatomy.
If you’re looking at another human being, are you trying to visualize the muscle anatomy how it moves, etc?
Or is it just my thing?
(Sorry for any grammar mistakes, but English is my second language)
Kinda a weird question, but does being worried about your period starting early make it more likely to start early? I am always worried about it starting early, and I think I’ve noticed it starting earlier. Is that normal? If I relax, will it go back to starting when it’s supposed to?
How do AMAB people know when they've reached sexual maturity?
So like, if you're AFAB, you get your first period when you've reached sexual maturity, right? But how do AMAB people tell? Like, they don't get periods. Is there any way to tell? Please answer, I'm really curious.