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Anatomy For Sculptors

Anatomy for Sculptors, Painters, and Cake Artists

This is absolutely amazing!!! A brilliant collection of books and 3D simulations of the human body—both at rest and in motion—that every artist will be thrilled to use.
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In the world of cake artistry, it's perfect for modeling figures on cakes or sculpting full 3D cakes—whether it's an entire body or just a bust. The digital models can be rotated from every angle, letting you view the muscle structure from all sides and perspectives. Many of these digital models are entirely free, but you also have the option to purchase additional content or printed books. It’s worth trying!

The author, Uldis Zarins, has worked on this anatomy passionately for over 20 years. Not only does he truly deserve our support, but his work is incredibly useful for all of us who try to model figures from fondant or chocolate. With these tools, you’ll never feel lost again when sculpting a head, hand, or back. I’ve never come across a more helpful and understandable anatomy reference in my life!

When you click the link, you'll be taken directly to the author’s website—so you’ll leave my site, but don’t worry, it opens in a new tab, so you can easily come back. 😃 ❤

3D Simulations of the Human Body and Its Parts

Most digital 3D models are free!

Human proportion calculator—from newborn to elderly!

Completely free!!

Anatomy for Sculptors

Printed Books

A fantastic 3D simulation of the human body and its parts—there's even a horse’s head included as a bonus! The models can be rotated in every direction, zoomed in or out, so you can see every muscle and vein from any possible angle. Most of the models are free—so don’t hesitate to give them a try! You definitely won’t regret it, because sculpting will suddenly become an exciting journey toward understanding anatomical perfection!

An brilliant tool! Choose the body type (newborn, child, adult, senior…), select whether you want a male or female body, and then decide if you want to see the whole figure or just a part of it. You can even input the person’s height, and the simulator will automatically calculate how long each body part should be—no measuring or calculating needed! Incorrect proportions are now a thing of the past.

These books help every artist truly understand human anatomy—without unnecessary medical jargon. They’re made specifically with artists in mind. I personally own all of them and they’ve been an endless source of inspiration and guidance for me. Without them, sculpting the human figure would be nearly impossible.

The illustrations and diagrams explain everything in such a brilliantly simple way that after studying them, you'll never again feel unsure about how to sculpt a hand, a leg, a face, or a back. What used to look like a confusing surface of bumps and hollows will now become a clear, logical map of bones, muscles, and fat pads. You’ll even understand how they change with movement, expression, and gestures.

I highly recommend all of these books. If you’re serious about visual art—whether sculpting with clay or chocolate—you simply can’t do without them.