Free Nude Reference, Including Orthographic Poses:
http://www.spectralogue.com/textures/index.php?path=41
A CGTalk member created this site and posted the above link here:
Free Character Reference (nudity)
http://forums.cgsociety.org/showthread.php?t=447585
North American Birds
http://www.wildbirdphotos.com/stocklist.html
Wings:
http://digitalcollections.ups.edu/slater/
Photographs of marine invertebrates:
http://www.oceanlight.com/lightbox.php?x=marine_invertebrate_anatomy__marine_invertebrate__animal
Butterflies
http://iannibutterfly.net/butterflies.htm
Moths
http://iannibutterfly.net/moths.htm
Beetles
http://iannibutterfly.net/beetles.htm
Other Insects
http://iannibutterfly.net/onlineothers.htm
Videos of moving amoeboids
http://www.biology.ucsd.edu/~firtel/movies.html
(very simple anatomy, but their movements are fascinating http://www-biology.ucsd.edu/%7Efirtel/ax3single2.html)
some anatomy-blueprints:
http://www.the-blueprints.com/index.php?blueprints/humans/humans/
http://www.posemaniacs.com/blog/
Skin off, just about every pose and angle one could want… pretty cool. Nice setup for 30 second studies.
http://www.doctormacro.com/index.html
All vintage high res photos and movie captures. Right up my alley.
www.reference3d.comhas reference material available for download. We take recomendations as well and upload new content monthly.
As always feed back on how to provide better reference is always appreciated.
Bit of surface anatomy: http://anatomy.med.umich.edu/surface/index.html#pelvis
Not full coverage, but what is there is reasonably well photographed, and well labeled.
I would also like to contribute and add this site
Face Recognition Database Listing
The images from MIT-CBCL Face Recognition Database are pretty good imo, I didn’t check everything out though.
Oh yeah, thanx alot 4 the tread :applause:
Interactive real-time 3D skeleton plus muscles, organs, etc. Click on any muscle/bone/etc. to see the name, hide it or make it transparent. See relationships between muscles, the bones under them, the skin over them. Wow.
You have to register an email address, it only runs in Windows using Internet Explorer, Flash, and the Anark player, and it’s only online. Ouch x4.
But… it’s free, and totally worth the effort. Amazing stuff.
Hello everyone, try this samples:
http://www.photo-reference-for-comic-artists.com/?id=15
Free standard 3D reference photo’s of a nude female figure:
http://www.3d-animation.com.ar/free_photo_references_fem01.php
Andrew
This will sound like a weird request :surprised but I thought I found, somewhere in this forum, a link to a website of REALLY skinny women :hmm:. I am talking skin on bones. I need a reference to draw a demonic looking woman. Any directions? Thanks 
Here are some nice photo references of different animals including:
horse photos
hope someone will find them useful…
(agreed… bit sick)
anyway, here’s a site with like TONS of paintings of all sorts of masters, some good quality some too little to rely on, but still, better then nothing
http://www.settemuse.it/arte_index.htm
includes from renaissance to expressionism to just about everything
Figure drawing resource - Anatomy,proportions,muscle maps,etc…
Would immensly help newbies
Check out my Kickstarter Campaign called Mini Anatomy Figure. A conveniently portable, everyday carry anatomy reference figure for artists. http://kck.st/13B3NtC Please tell your students, schoolmates, colleagues,family, friends and pets about the Mini Anatomy Figure and help us spread the word! Thanks for your support.
Hi. For a number of reasons I have not been active in the CGSociety since 2007! I have modelled - and still do model - for local life drawing classes and sessions. I still have a private “imageevent” modelling site, which was used by Rebecca’s Artistic Anatomy and Figurative Art sessions. It seemed to work well and some of Rebecca’s students found many of my poses useful. However, some of the photographs of me were starting to appear on Google!! At my request Rebecca took it down.
However, my site IS still there at “imageevent”, and I am thinking of adding some more poses. I would still like to offer Rebecca and her students the use of this site for their work and for practicing their drawing skills. It can be found at:
www.imageevent.com/eyrebrush
This is a secure site, and is protected, by a password - for obvious reasons! If anyone would like the use of my images they would be most welcome. but you would need to pm me for the password.
I have no objection to members’ drawings being displayed. I would love to see them myself. 
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