"Anatomy Of Love" New FREE Movie Coming 11.04.2014 Cassious is a hopelessly romantic college student seeking to find love and companionship with his best friend Jenesis. However, Jenesis is an emotionally scarred college girl who has outspokenly... By: Maverick Movies … Continue reading →

Joanna Ebenstein, founder of the Morbid Anatomy Museum, with a taxidermy two-headed duckling. Liyna Anwar for NPR hide caption Joanna Ebenstein, founder of the Morbid Anatomy Museum, with a taxidermy two-headed duckling. Joanna Ebenstein, founder of the Morbid Anatomy Museum in Brooklyn, has always had a fascination with creepy things since childhood. Her father, Bob, always nurtured her passion. StoryCorps hide caption Joanna Ebenstein, founder of the Morbid Anatomy Museum in Brooklyn, has always had a fascination with creepy things since childhood. Her father, Bob, always nurtured her passion. Joanna Ebenstein is founder of the Morbid Anatomy Museum in Brooklyn's Gowanus neighborhood, which features a human skeleton, a pickled possum and a two-headed duckling, among other things. Ebenstein and her father, Bob, recalled during a recent visit to StoryCorps, how ever since childhood, she's been fascinated with things that make most of us squirm, including black widow spiders. "I used to catch them, and I'd put them in jars," says Joanna, 42. "And I remember having a dead one and bringing it to school in my hand, and it freaked everybody out," she says. "It was like shock and horror. At the bus stop, I remember. To me it just … Continue reading →

Denver, Colorado (PRWEB) October 30, 2014 The Human Anatomy and Physiology Study Course review indicates that this is an all-inclusive, but a simple course that any individual may try. This guide was conceived to help individuals learn physiology and anatomy. The guide covers subjects such as human body, body systems and medical terminology. Actually, the guide is divided in different modules. Read the full review at: http://www.dailygossip.org/human-anatomy-and-physiology---course-review-8643 The first module covers human body and includes various lessons about the body systems. The second module covers physiology, while the third module provides users a complex understanding of medical terminology. Every module provides a lot of information on each theory presented. The Human Anatomy and Physiology Study Course review indicates that the lessons exposed in this new guide are simple to follow and to understand. The content of the course is backed by comprehensive illustrations, as well as human body diagrams and drawings, pictures and programmed learning. Visit the official website - Download Dr. Ross' New Book: http://www.dailygossip.org/human-anatomy-and-physiology-analysis-8644 Daily Gossip indicates in its review that the new course can be used by absolutely anyone who is interested to find out more about the human body. Understanding how the body functions can turn … Continue reading →

Hey fellow artists! Drawing anatomy seems overwhelming to me sometimes, but if I focus on strategies for HOW to learn it, it starts to seem doable. Here are a few tips I learned from a recent article written by Dan Gheno in Drawing magazine: -Don't try to absorb everything at once. Start with learning where the muscles attach to the bones. That makes it easier to learn the relationship of a particular bone to a particular muscle. After all, it is the muscles that move bones. Specific bones move when specific muscles contract. For me, another good tool for me is a physical therapy book The Anatomy of Movement, by Blandine Calais-Germain. It discusses both muscles and bones as they relate to movement, and is used by my physical therapist (and now me!). It's helpful to keep motion in mind when drawing the figure because you can make the drawing more dynamic if you incorporate hints of motion as opposed to something completely still. Jason Espey went a different route when drawing figures and making a body drawing by sketching the back torso of a live model. Done in vine charcoal, he finished this in less than an hour and … Continue reading →