#ranges from ''breeding tuberculosis in a tube'' to ''sitting inside an oven of a lab while the teacher yaps in front for 2 hours''

[bruhstation]

It literally just clicked for me but I was looking at the Henry Skeleton and being amazed over the details that you get so right when most artists dont [like how the false ribs are accurately depicted along with the general bone structures and how the arm bones over lap realistically] and it JUST occurred to me your anatomy is so on point because you are a MED STUDENT

Get my ass outta animation school I gotta go do premed to get my art that accurate, figure drawing who???

haha, thank you neil!! I'm flattered -- I actually had to whip out my 3d anatomy models app from my ipad to make the skeleton look right!!! costae 8-10 are "fake" ribs that are attached to costae 7, costae 11 and 12 are suspended ribs.... also each vertebrae are different!! thoracic looks like a T, lumbar is thicker, the processus transversus of cervical vertebrae are way less prominent compared to thoracic and lumbar (and it has prominent foramens unlike those two). ntm the sulcus and foramens on the skull. radius and ulna gotta be right too -- do they make a cross or a straight, depends on how the hand's facing. also because I like anatomy despite being bad at memorizing names LMAO