Must Read: Creator

• Complete Guide for Creating
• Everything you need to know when creating
• Reference Pictures

Complete Guide for Creating

You can watch this 5 minute YouTube video where I explain everything or you follow these steps:

1. Create an account here ~ 1 minute
2. Read Terms of Use ~ 1 minute
3. Read Everything you need to know when creating ~ 3 minutes
4. Read Reference Pictures ~ 1 minute
5. Done

YouTube video coming soon

Everything you need to know when creating

1. I want every artist to have freedom in how he/she wants to create a page for the AnatomyArchive. Stay close to the templates, so that all pages are readable, but don't be shy to alter small things.

2. if you are publishing a page, but it is not finished yet -> write this somewhere:

not final

3.  turn on shortcuts, it makes your life easier

4. if possible draw on grey background, so that its appealing in both dark and white mode + users wont get flashed in dark mode

5. avoid using/drawing explicit content as much as you can -> I don't want to age restrict the site, if possible

5. picture:
- width should be minimum 350 pixels so that the image fills the whole mobile width -> click on the little image symbol to adjust pixels
- don't make images longer than a 9:16 aspect ratio, so that they are fully visible on mobile without scrolling
- 840 width images are perfect (for horizontal images)
- avoid putting 2 pictures beside each other

Reference Pictures

I figured that if you want to study anatomy successfully you need as much "real life footage" as you can get, so I wanted to include a little library of pictures at the end of every page.

✅ When you create a page try to include many viewpoints, male/female looking bodies and a variety of models that show different characteristics. 

❌ Remember to not show explicit content, so that everyone can use AnatomyArchive.
If you need to crop or blur explicit parts of the picture, make sure to include that in the citing, e.g. „This image is altered: cropped“

❌ Avoid AI made content please :)

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To avoid legal conflicts and to make distributing AnatomyArchive pages as easy as possible, I insist that you only use:

• Public domain images (CC0)
  
• Free to use pictures without restrictions
  
• Sources that are explicitly stated below (for example a partnership with a model)

Recommended sources:

• Wikimedia Commons
  • Filter for "No restriction" which means public domain images (CC0)
• Unsplash
  • many good pictures under their free license
    
• Pixabay
  • no paid license, so everything is usable
    

Partners:

No partners yet

If you have questions about any of this -> contact me please