# Templates all usable templates # Creator Template: Muscles

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This line will be visible as a preview to your page - write what makes your page special or write whatever you want. About **86 characters** are visible -> here is a counter: [wordcounter.net](https://wordcounter.net/character-count)

**Synonyms: Which names are commonly used for this muscle? (list the names with semicolons and leave this line Italic)** --- ↓ From here on out you can **freestyle the page** however you like! The Template is just here to help. ### **Summary** What is the most relevant information that everyone needs to know? Try to include the full latin name, where the muscle is, what it does and whats significant about it. #### **Basics** Introduce the muscle in a visual way and share other basic knowledge. The first drawing should be general, kind of like a thumbnail for the muscle. You can also add some text (only if necessary of course).

**\*insert drawings that harmonize well with the summary\***

#### **Origin** Where does the muscle originate from? **I did a page on what* **Origin and Insertion** *means, feel free to use the search bar up top after you saved your draft.** #### **Insertion** Where does the muscle insert?

**\*insert drawings for origin and insertion\*** **If you want, do both in one drawing**

#### **Functions** What is this muscle used for? #### **How to draw the muscle** You can work with simplified shapes so that other artists can memorize more information. You can also go more detailed, if that's what you prefer. Different viewpoints help a lot with building a better understanding. Drawings that visualize the functions mentioned before are always great.

**\*insert drawings that help drawing the muscle\***

### **Advanced**

Everything beyond the basics

What is also important if one wants to study this muscle beyond the basics? Go over the muscle more in detail and share intermediate up to expert knowledge. This part is collapsed at first, because we don't want to scare the reader with too much text.

**\*insert drawings if needed for explanation\***

#### **Reference Pictures (for study only)**

Name the sources (websites) here, for example "From Wikimedia, Pixabay, Unsplash"

This part is collapsed at first, so that the images won't load when opening the article.

**\*insert* **real life** *pictures\*** Please read the explanation here: [https://www.anatomyarchive.org/books/information-for-creator/page/reference-pictures](https://www.anatomyarchive.org/books/information-for-creator/page/reference-pictures) (you have to copy the link into your browser, I'm sorry)

↓ You can **promote your socials** or other personal projects in a comment after you publish the page! The first comment will always stay on top. Make sure to use [links](https://www.youtube.com/@by_xlas "YT") (If you prefer, you can also link your stuff right here / at the bottom of the page) # Creator Template: Word/Term Explanations

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**Synonyms: Which synonyms are commonly used for the explained word/term? (list the synonyms with semicolons and leave this line Italic)** --- ↓ From here on out you can **freestyle the page** however you like! The Template is just here to help. ### **Summary** What is the shortest but most complete definition you can think of? What is the most relevant information that everyone needs to know about the word/term? Try to include all relevant technical terms, but make it understandable for a "beginner".

**\*add drawing if needed\***

### **Details** What additional information would make a person happy, that is particularly interested in this topic? This section does not need to be "beginner" friendly. Go all out, if you want. If there are no details, you can just delete this part.

**\*add drawing if needed\***

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**Synonyms: Which names are commonly used for this body part? (list the names with semicolons and leave this line Italic)** --- ↓ From here on out you can **freestyle the page** however you like! The Template is just here to help. ### **Summary** What is the most relevant information that everyone needs to know? If there is, include the full latin name. #### **Basics** Introduce the body part in a visual way and share other basic knowledge. The first drawing should be general, kind of like a thumbnail for the body part. You can also add some text (only if necessary of course).

**\*insert drawings that harmonize well with the summary\***

#### **Functions** What is this body part used for? #### **How to draw the body part** You can work with simplified shapes so that other artists can memorize more information. You can also go more detailed, if that's what you prefer. Different viewpoints help a lot with building a better understanding. Drawings that visualize the functions mentioned before are always great.

**\*insert drawings that help drawing the body part\***

### **Advanced**

Everything beyond the basics

What is also important if one wants to study this body part beyond the basics? Go over the body part more in detail and share intermediate up to expert knowledge. This part is collapsed at first, because we don't want to scare the reader with too much text.

**\*insert drawings if needed for explanation\***

#### **Reference Pictures (for study only)**

Name the sources (websites) here, for example "From Wikimedia, Pixabay, Unsplash"

This part is collapsed at first, so that the images won't load when opening the article.

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**Synonyms: Which names are commonly used for the thing(s) you are drawing? (list the names with semicolons and leave this line Italic)** --- ↓ From here on out you can **freestyle the page** however you like! The Template is just here to help. ### **Summary** What is the most relevant information that everyone needs to know? If relevant, include the full latin name(s). #### **Basics** Introduce your content in a visual way and share other basic knowledge. The first drawing should be general, kind of like a thumbnail for your page. You can also add some text (only if necessary of course).

**\*insert drawings that harmonize well with the summary\***

#### **Functions** Are there specific functions or movements you could list/explain? #### **How to draw it** You can work with simplified shapes so that other artists can memorize more information. You can also go more detailed, if that's what you prefer. Different viewpoints help a lot with building a better understanding. Drawings that visualize the functions mentioned before are always great.

**\*insert drawings that might help others\***

### **Advanced**

Everything beyond the basics

What is also important if one wants to study this beyond the basics? Go over the it more in detail and share intermediate up to expert knowledge. This part is collapsed at first, because we don't want to scare the reader with too much text.

**\*insert drawings if needed for explanation\***

#### **Reference Pictures (for study only)**

Name the sources (websites) here, for example "From Wikimedia, Pixabay, Unsplash"

This part is collapsed at first, so that the images won't load when opening the article.

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**Synonyms: Which names are commonly used for this bone / bone group? (list the names with semicolons and leave this line Italic)** --- ↓ From here on out you can **freestyle the page** however you like! The Template is just here to help. ### **Summary** What is the most relevant information that everyone needs to know? Try to include the full latin name, where the bone / bone group is and whats significant about it. #### **Basics** Introduce the bone / bone group in a visual way and share other basic knowledge. The first drawing should be general, kind of like a thumbnail for the bone / bone group. You can also add some text (only if necessary of course).

**\*insert drawings that harmonize well with the summary\***

#### **Connections** If bone group: Explain why this is considered a bone group and how the individual bones in this group are related to each other. Which other bones does this bone / bone group connect to? Which important body parts or muscles connect to this bone / bone group?

**\*insert drawings for connections\***

#### **Functions** What is this bone / bone group used for? Why do we have it? #### **How to draw the bone / bone group** You can work with simplified shapes so that other artists can memorize more information. You can also go more detailed, if that's what you prefer. Different viewpoints help a lot with building a better understanding. Drawings that visualize the functions mentioned before are always great. Are there important bony landmarks on the skin caused by this bone / bone group?

**\*insert drawings that help drawing the muscle\*** **You can choose to show just the bone / bone group, or you show how the bone / bone group may be visible on the skin**

### **Advanced**

Everything beyond the basics

What is also important if one wants to study this bone / bone group beyond the basics? Go over the bone / bone group more in detail and share intermediate up to expert knowledge. This part is collapsed at first, because we don't want to scare the reader with too much text.

**\*insert drawings if needed for explanation\***

#### **Reference Pictures (for study only)**

Name the sources (websites) here, for example "From Wikimedia, Pixabay, Unsplash"

This part is collapsed at first, so that the images won't load when opening the article.

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**Synonyms: Which names are commonly used for the thing(s) you are drawing? (list the names with semicolons and leave this line Italic)** --- ↓ From here on out you can **freestyle the page** however you like! The Template is just here to help. Share a study/drawing/sketch/painting that is art-anatomy related. You can add text if you want, but it's not necessary.

**\*insert drawing(s)\***

Please put your artist name in the heading, for example: 'Shoulder Study (xlas)' ↓ You can **promote your socials** or other personal projects in a comment after you publish the page! The first comment will always stay on top. Make sure to use [links](https://www.youtube.com/@by_xlas "YT") (If you prefer, you can also link your stuff right here / at the bottom of the page)