Mel's Anatomical Reference Blog

That’s awesome to hear! Glad it was helpful!

Gosh I'm sorry. At some point I'm going to get back to this but I don't have nearly as much free time as I thought I was going to when I started this. It's not dead just.. on hiatus I suppose.

Right now just human anatomy when I can find the spare time. If that gets really boring or after I've built up a sizable index I might branch out, but for now its just people.

For now I'm just gonna keep doing what I'm doing. I'm not exactly an expert on the human muscular system haha.

I plan on doing a series of heads. I'll keep that pose in mind when I get around to it.

Thank you. :)

That's a high priority. I struggle with head/neck/shoulders areas as well.

Oh wow, well that's encouraging haha. I shall keep on keepin on.

Thank you and your welcome! I haven’t updated it much lately because I’ve been busy with this semester of school and since (before today) no one really knew about it I felt no rush. But I suppose I should get back to filling it out. I had a couple of other hand/arm refs sketched out, but once those are up I’ll move to legs.

(Keep in mind not all of these have references associated with them yet. This project is a large work in progress. If there's a specific body reference you need feel free to request it and I'll try to make it a priority)

This blog is for anatomy references I've drawn in order to aid artists and animators. All of them are completely anatomically correct. The method I use to make these references involves taking video of a moving body part, capturing frames from it, and sketching over it in order to make the anatomy easier to grasp and understand. This is going to be a long process- a library of references to be built up over time.