Eyes of Lamia - Anatomy Practice #83. Female on a chair, arms raised.

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[@recreepy]

I'm genuinely astounded-excellent job!

[@EyesofLamia]

Thank you so much!

[@Magshifter]

Hi buddy, great video; thanks for sharing! Can you recommend any video lessons on the anatomy of human movement? Faced with the fact that I really need to deal with this issue for stop motion animation of characters.

[@EyesofLamia]

Thank you Mag! Oooh, good question. I can't think of any videos specifically related to anatomy in movement. There is of course the "Bodies in Motion" website by Scott Eaton, where there are sequences of photos that show off different movements and how the body changes through the motion.
Then there's a cool Twitter/X account called AnatomyStandard. They have quite a few short videos on their feed that show off motions of bones/ecorche.
These are probably the closest thing. Can't think of any educational videos that would specifically cover the anatomy of movement. Definitely would be an interesting topic. If I come across anything like that, I will let you know.

[@Magshifter]

@@EyesofLamia Thank you so much! Either way, you've given some great advice.