Anatomy Standard

Dear followers, We are excited to share our progress on an incredible journey: creating the most detailed and realistic 3D model of the human anatomy. From joints to muscle groups, each animation we post reflects hours of meticulous work and dedication to help people around the world understand the human body like never before. But we can't do this alone. Your support is crucial in helping us continue developing this groundbreaking project. If you’re as passionate about learning and exploring human anatomy as we are, there are two ways you can help keep this project moving forward: Purchase Our Applications: We’ve developed two amazing apps that offer unique insights into human anatomy — the Biomechanics of the Spine app and the Skull, Teeth & TMJ app. By purchasing either (or both!) of these apps, you’re not only enhancing your own understanding but also directly funding our future advancements. Donate Directly: If you’d prefer to support us more directly, you can make a donation. Every contribution, no matter the size, helps us bring our vision closer to reality. The links to purchase or donate are in our profile, so it’s easy to get involved and make a difference. Thank you for your continued encouragement and support. Together, we can bring the human body to life in stunning 3D detail! Thank you for your support, Anatomy Standard team

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As a bonus, we've crafted an additional animation of the Hammer Curl movement! A heartfelt thanks to our incredible supporters for making this extra content possible. If you enjoy these animations, please consider supporting the project by following the link - https://lnkd.in/dkBseRed #animation #hammercurl #muscleanatomy #fitnessanimation #biceps #triceps #brachialis #strengthtraining #fitnessmotivation #supportcreators

In this animation, we bring the Biceps, Triceps, and Brachialis muscles to life with the most precise and detailed depiction yet, highlighting the synergistic action of the Biceps and Brachialis working together, opposed by their antagonist, the Triceps brachii, during a Hammer Curl exercise. A huge thank you to all our project supporters for making this animation possible! If you'd like to see more high-quality animations like this, please consider supporting the project by following the link - https://lnkd.in/dkBseRed

📢 Another New Article is Live! 📢 We're excited to announce that a new article about Cranial Syndesmoses is now available on our web-based anatomy atlas, free of charge for everyone! Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/dYSksEWM

📢 New Article on Our Website! 📢 We've just added a new article about the science behind the Envelope of Mandibular Motion, which forms the basis for our app Skull, Teeth & TMJ! Dive in to explore this fascinating topic and enhance your understanding. Access it free of charge by following the link below: https://lnkd.in/dF2ew4qC

We have been working on the muscles of the upper limb for the past two months. Here is an insight into our progress. Stay tuned for exciting animations of these muscles coming soon. Thank you to all our project supporters. If you like what we do and want to see more, please consider supporting us by purchasing our apps or donating directly. https://lnkd.in/dkBseRed #anatomystandard #delts #pecs #biceps #triceps #brachial

We present an animation of the shoulder girdle muscles and their movements, this time from the anterior aspect, showcasing two important internal rotators of the humerus: the subscapularis and teres major. We hope you enjoy it!

Anatomy Standard presented a new 3D animation of the shoulder girdle muscles and their movements, demonstrating the "antagonistic action" of the teres major versus the rotator cuff muscles. More great animations for anatomy study: https://lnkd.in/dJ56Ywxy #anatomy #reference #girdle #upperlimb #3danatomy #3danimation #3dart #3d #characterart #tutorial

We present an animation of the shoulder girdle muscles and their movements, demonstrating the antagonistic action of the teres major versus the rotator cuff muscles. We hope you enjoy it!