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Take oviraptorosaue crests, always drawn like cassowary casques, but what anatomical evidence is there for that? These “speculative” facial balloons are much better supported by the osteology of the skull

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Day 6 this one took so long trying to fill in every last section with pink and trying to understand how the hell to draw an anatomically correct heart via reference (will put reference below if I can find it)

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🎂
Niels Bohr (7 Oct 1885–18 Nov 1962), Danish physicist.

"One of foremost physicists of 20th ct. First to apply the quantum concept—which restricts energy of a system to certain discrete values—to problem of atomic & molecular structure."

📷 Hulton-Deutsch Collection

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If I can add a follow-up, I also really appreciate how I've been more lenient with myself in recent months.
I used to overthink every single line and shape and tried to make everything perfect and 100% anatomically accurate but I'm starting to have fun with loose sketches again

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Drawing ugly, wrinkly, anatomically-incorrect beasts is very therapeutic for me.

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Preview of Annatomic lenticular card - exclusive to secret tier purchases! Be sure to sign up to the pre-launch list so you don't miss it:

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atomic bomb behaviour (for )

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anatomically correct ritaskull from ragdoll mayhem if anyone remembers that

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ME AND ATOMIC ROBO
HEEHEE
HOOHOO AAAAAAAAAAAAAA
always kicking my feet and twirling my hair
i wish i had any of the comics physyccalhhbhd

gahDAMN his plates are big https://t.co/27PSGEW2qo

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I kinda have my own take how I draw men, but it's close to the actual anatomical structure. My best examples here. That last one is also only 2nd attempt at drawing a whole woman's body as well & my 1st attempt at holding hands.

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Hello travelers! 🤍 I cannot express my gratitude enough for the support on my atomic doodles. You all rock. I have been opening extra slots due to some unexpected events on my end, so I wanted to share that your support has been a godsend. Thank you. I mean it. 🧑‍🚀

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"The neuroanatomy of the bothremydid pleurodiran turtle Galianemys, from the Late Cretaceous (Cenomanian) of Morocco", new paper published in The Anatomical Record.

https://t.co/ubWVDAAR7W

https://t.co/1TAfIHsGVc

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