Publish at September 22 2008 Updated March 12 2025
Victoria Contreras Flores is a freelance graphic designer from Valencia (Spain) who has brilliantly created Artnatomia, a highly documented and interactive site that lets you make a face take on every possible expression, whether "anatomical" or realistic.
All in all, it's a dynamic way of learning that can undoubtedly be further enriched by challenges or questions, but which for the moment is already well worth discovering and using. Don't hesitate to try out all the buttons and sliders you see, they reveal many amazing resources.
This highly professional work is licensed under Creative Commons.
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