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Preview: 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 Synonyms: Which names are commonly used for this muscle? (l...

You may confuse these two, so here is a general guidline: The origin part usually does not move when the muscle is flexed. The insertion part usually moves. not final

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 lo...

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 ye...

Preview: 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 Synonyms: Which synonyms are commonly used for the explaine...

Things I would like to see for AnatomyArchive in 2025 Feel free to comment on this list. What should I add? in no particular order: figure-study-model collaboration (I have a few artists I found on Arstation that might work well) at least 3 independent...

Preview: simple/clean drawings; arm movements included; lots of additional info (+latin names) Synonyms: Trapezius muscle; Trapezius; Neck muscle Summary The Musculus trapezius is the biggest neck muscle (surface area) we have and very relevant in se...

Preview: simple/clean drawings; lots of additional info (+latin names) Synonyms: abs; rectus abdominis muscle; straight abdominis muscle; six pack; six-pack; sixpack; rectus Summary The Musculus rectus abdominis, often referred to as "abs" (short for...

You can watch this 5 minute YouTube video where I explain everything or you follow these steps: Create an account here ~ 1 minute Read Terms of Use ~ 1 minute Read Everything you need to know when creating ~ 3 minutes Read Reference Pictures ~ 1 minute ...

The Vision I wanted to create a learning website for artists that is free of ads and even more importantly free of paywalls.Many times I found a cool website with useful information, only for it to be locked behind a subscription or similar. I think that's th...

By using the AnatomyArchive you automatically agree to the following terms: Free to use All pages of the AnatomyArchive are free to use for anyone - non commercially (and commercially*). The 4 simple rules are: You are not allowed to use any piece of thi...

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