Anatomy perspectives on anthropomorphic creature design
Monday, 29 April 2013
Standing upright - Part I
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Bipedalism in Humans is by no means a well evolved task. We still have issues of lower back pain, knee joint stresses, ankle injuries and ...
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Sunday, 14 April 2013
Elastic running
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A good example of elastic strain energy while running in bipeds is from those who run with 'Blades'. Whilst Para-Olympic runners wit...
Walking on 2 legs not 4 - Stride and energy
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So what would make X-Men's Beast run faster than a human? Well there are a couple simple things that we can observe from those animals t...
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Thursday, 11 April 2013
Walking on 2 legs not 4 - Feet
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This scene in X-Men First Class raised a brow when I first saw it. In it, Beast out runs Xavier. What's been assumed here is tha...
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Wednesday, 3 April 2013
Stature - Ribcage
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The ribcage has only one major function and that's to act as a solid cavity in which the diaphragm can pull and push air into the lungs....
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Thursday, 17 January 2013
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Some ideas on larger herbivore types. That cervical curve is really going to dip if we make a character with those distinctive rounded sho...
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Sunday, 6 January 2013
Skull to Neck
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As heads get bigger, so does the weight of keeping them upright. Here i'm showing the nuchal ligament as being an important part of k...
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