[Pyramid_Head]

They probably covered his face because of the picture being taken. They did that out of respect for the dead. Great post by the way.

[Billthegravedigger]

Originally Posted by Sharon. ↗

Thanks. I used to work in a mortuary and the colour green is used against flesh as it is such a contrasting colour, red, yellow, cream and white seem almost highlighted by it. Green is used in surgery, dissection and sometimes on the dead. Mortuaries are often painted blue though as it shows up stains better, gros!

Yes, very true.

[Darkwater]

Now that's one sturdingly realistic 3D anatomy model.

[Mizz_Russia]

reminds me of the of the "body Exhibit" that I went to in Seattle once. Real body remains showing muscle bones and stuff.. pretty neat to see in person.

https://www.google.com/search?q=body...w=1354&bih=538

[Slobula]

More likely an anatomy class- they don't peel people for autopsies.

[gringo1965]

oh, Sharon, my love where have you been??

[san_chayin]

nice

[DiamondSmiles]

It looks like they have the entire body covered and are doing one section at a time, kind of like they cover a live body during surgery. It does look cool though!

The pieces look no worse than meat at a grocery store.

[Sharon]

Originally Posted by gringo1965 ↗

oh, Sharon, my love where have you been??

gringo!!! Where for art thy avatar?

[Sharon]

Originally Posted by Mizz_Russia ↗

reminds me of the of the "body Exhibit" that I went to in Seattle once. Real body remains showing muscle bones and stuff.. pretty neat to see in person.

https://www.google.com/search?q=body...w=1354&bih=538

Wow, wish I'd seen that too!!! Thanks for the link