#Human Anatomy

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[laboratoryrats]

Excellent tutorial to drawing cubby body types

“Some chubby guide for y’all!”

Source: paggiart on twitter

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practice

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😈👼contradictory heart 🫀

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made this illustration back in february, but i felt it finished too half-assery and i like this concept too much to let it be done just like that, so i detailed it more!!!!

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Anatomical Illustration (18th C. / Etching) - Jan Wandelaar

[incognitopolls]

Photo under the cut for slightly gross (but not gory) mouth anatomy.

The fimbriated fold of tongue, which is a fold of the mucous membrane under your tongue, sometimes has these little fringes– they're normal tissue left over from fetal development.

[Photo ID under read more: a close-up side view of a white person's open mouth, with their tongue sticking out and up. Along each the two ridges on the underside of the tongue, there is a row of fringe-like growths the same pink color as the tongue, ranging from approximately 2–5mm. They vaguely resemble small tentacles or roots. End ID.]

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[shaunakghosh]

Swinging through New York City. I did that

[nemfrog]

Bony framework. Spinal adjustment and mechanical treatment. 1922.

Internet Archive

[art-tnt]

Ohsh's Nose Tutorial

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How to draw: The position of the Fingers in Hand Poses Correctly (FINGERS WORK TOGETHER)

Credit: Valentart_

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FINALLY @beyondthefence sent over previews from the collab shoot with

@jademacalla @adorkastock @Blumineck1 @pirate-lotusstock and @fugitiverabbit

BRING ON THE REST as these look GREAT!

[laboratoryrats]

“small thread on drawing plus sized characters!”

Source: Ullaiin on Twitter

[velvettapeworm]

Jaw-dropping anatomical embroidery by Ambroidering.

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Osteologie: Toulouse (1779 / etching, engraving) - Jacques Gamelin