Rare types of non-melanoma skin cancer include Merkel cell carcinoma and angiosarcoma. Call Cancer Council 13 11 20 to find out more about rarer skin cancers. For more information about melanoma please refer to the Melanoma page. Basal cell carcinoma BCC starts in the basal cells of the epidermis.
BCCs grow slowly over months and years and rarely spread to other parts of the body. The earlier a BCC is diagnosed, the easier it is to treat. If left untreated, it can grow deeper into the skin and damage nearby tissue, making treatment more difficult. Having one BCC increases the risk of getting another. It is possible to have more than one BCC at the same time on different parts of the body.
Squamous cell carcinoma SCC starts in the squamous cells of the epidermis. SCC tends to grow quickly over several weeks or months. If left untreated, SCC can spread to other parts of the body. This is known as invasive SCC. SCC on the lips and ears is more likely to spread. Melanoma starts in the melanocyte cells of the skin. Although melanoma is a less common type of skin cancer, it is considered the most serious because it grows quickly and is more likely to spread to other parts of the body, such as the lymph nodes , lungs, liver, brain and bones, especially if it is not found early.
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Sadly there were almost none available. And although female and male muscles and bones are pretty much the same, the forms are pretty different.
So now, after alot of studying and practice, i decided to do a female anatomy course myself and i am doing this course by real time sculpting in Zbrush, because i think the best way to explain anatomy is to sculpt it in 3D and view muscles and forms from all angles. We will start this course by making the overall shape of a female head, and i will explain its forms and proportions. Then we will make the torso shape and i will explain its muscles and forms.
Next we will make the legs, and we will talk about their forms and muscles too. Feet are pretty much ignored by most artists, but we will learn about them too. After that, we will jump to the muscles and bones of the arms, which are also pretty interesting, so make sure not to miss it! Then we will make the basic form of the breasts, followed by hands and fingers.
At this point, we will start detailing the face, where we will talk about proportions, sculpt, and draw all the face features, like nose, mouth, eyes, and as a bonus — the eyeballs. We will continue with duplicating the head, and make a male head out of it.
We will do the same with the torso, arms, legs, feet and hands, so we will have a separate male model for comparison. Then it will be time to combine all the parts of the female body and refine some areas.
We will add eyebrows and eyelashes, nails, and we will cover certain areas for a bit of a decency :. Last, we will learn how to paint human skin and makeup and also make hair for better presentation. I really think it is a must have for all artists interested in anatomy. Although this course will give you practical knowledge about muscles, forms and bones, I do recommend using this book to refresh your knowledge when necessary.
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