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3d artist gallery Andyba Posted: April 11, 2009   Post subject: Human Anatomy references for 3d artists
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Please feel free to add here any commercial or free resource on Human Anatomy for artists.
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bobli Posted: April 27, 2009   Post subject: 3D reference, Character Model Sheet, 3D blueprints
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Sure thing, this place is excellent for model sheets for characters, no other website on the net today offers what they do, I signed up, and I didnt see 2 characters I wanted, I simply sent them a request, and they were on there this morning. It only has a small membership fee of $10. lol Thats all Laughing

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insanityprincess Posted: May 12, 2009   Post subject:
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Try the art section of almost any library, there are so many good books all about human anatomy.

3d artist gallery Andyba Posted: June 03, 2009   Post subject:
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insanityprincess wrote:
Try the art section of almost any library, there are so many good books all about human anatomy.

Most 3d artists are too lazy to leave their computers for a library Smile
Electronic format resources that can be download are most preferred.
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3d artist gallery Andyba Posted: September 04, 2009   Post subject:
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Medislav wrote:
I used my girl friends for 3d photo reference. Thongs and topless

Very Happy


I did the same thing once. But it was quite some time ago. Smile
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vitalygrosman Posted: May 13, 2010   Post subject: Re: Human Anatomy references for 3d artists
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Andyba wrote:
Please feel free to add here any commercial or free resource on Human Anatomy for artists.


find in google site name unic-vision and there product name unic3dview.

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Nice post..I like this.i used it and it give me a great help in my work.
thanks a lott

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I think the 3dmax is better to study than blender .blender is so complex .but it can be used in linux.

TheArkayProductions Posted: October 05, 2010   Post subject:
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where are the references ? they aren;t here

Leroy Posted: June 29, 2011   Post subject: Re: Human Anatomy references for 3d artists
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Andyba wrote:
Please feel free to add here any commercial or free resource on Human Anatomy for artists.


You can also use the default models included with most modeling software. My modeler came with a nice library of premade human figures from which you can study and modify in the workspace of the modeler. The one's I have are everything from low polygon figures to hign poly models that would knock your socks off when you look at the poly count. Check out Turbosquid too they have a ton of free human figure models as well.

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