3D scans

>>2653620

Purchase a couple of xbox kinects off of craigslist and use them as a 3d scanner

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crnKTmJ5xug

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>>2653620

>>2653620
Sketchfab has quite a few scans, all free to view in your browser. Not all of them are the greatest quality, but some are pretty good.
They also have great 3D sculptures of muscle masses, I go there frequently for reference.

>>2653864
>https://sketchfab.com/categories/cultural-heritage

Not OP but fucking thanks, man.

>>2653872
Hey no problem man. 3D models are great reference material, I don't get why there aren't more people using it.

>>2653864

Thank you

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>>2653872
>>2653864
Holy shit. It's so beautiful

>>2653872
>>2654364
>>2654336
use alt+mouse1 to rotate environment

>>2653620
>>2653872

This seems like the only way I'm going to lear anatomy. I've been drawing the same leg for a whole hour

Thanks!

http://threedscans.com/

Here's a nice page I found with scans of classical statues.

I think scans of real people would be even better though.

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>>2653620
>Holy shit, these are so much better to study than plain old photos.
Wow, i can't wait when you autist turn away from the monitors and discover that life drawing is 100x times better than xeroxing photos and calling them studies.

>>2653872
Thanks my man. Those are amazing references.

>>2653872
how come in some of the scans, there's no light, so i can't see anything unless i turn on wireframe?

also, ctrl left mouse button to zoom and zoom out.

>>2657877
he's probably, um idk, studying anatomy at different angles?