POSTED:  Monday, April 10th, 2017           (UPDATED:  Feb. 22nd, 2020)
	Capcom's Street Fighter Anatomy Reference Guide

  

The fleshed out, "exaggerated" and vibrant art style that made Capcom's influential Street Fighter series stand out in the mid-90's has had an undeniable impact on the gaming genre over the past 3 decades... inspiring fighting game fans, aspiring 2D artists, and countless game developers alike. In April 2017, Capcom Art Director Toshiyuki Kamei shared some "top secret" pages from the mysterious and heavily-rumored-about Capcom anatomy reference guide (actually a godsend to to all 2D/3D artists). The guide was edited by legendary Capcom artist, Akura "Akiman" Yasuda and was originally compiled during the mid-90's - yeah, during the heyday of some of the most artistically beloved 2D fighters of them all.     PART II                                Capcom's Toshiyuki Kamei mentioned that this anatomy guide is a "pretty old" document, but that it's "still very valuable" to Capcom. You can view some additional images from the guide over at Capcom's Japanese blog.           Keep it here on Fighters Generation for fighting game art references.
Source:  Capcom Japan Blog     Related TFG Links:   TFG News,  TFG Features, Artist Profiles,  SFIII: 3rd Strike,  Darkstalkers
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