Graham Whiteside established a company called Anatomic Excellence to serve as the agent for Gunther Von Hagens’ plastination specimens in...

Before we get to our hearty endorsement of Unstoppable Us—How Humans Took Over The World, we have a question: do you know the author,...

All right, we admit it: not everyone knows about the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System. Even to students building models in the classroom...

Let’s start at the beginning, shall we? Speculation as to our origin story as a species has existed, well, probably since our origin — or...

In case you are not aware, the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System has launched a new podcast. The podcast’s scope is...

Jon Zahourek did not take a cadaver skeleton and simply create the same thing in plastic. For years, he studied the human form. Over...

At the heart of Jon Zahourek’s career and his Anatomy in Clay® Learning System sculptures-turned-models, there lies a passion for...

Isn’t it amazing that we organisms—humans, dogs, bugs, horses, and nearly all others—follow a pattern of development, true to course,...

Limber. For an athlete, it’s an ideal state—right? Athletes need to limber up before a competition. But there’s a fine line between being...

Pulp. Goo. When he teaches, Jon Zahourek keeps it real. His verbiage swings from relatable imagery to the technical language of science....

Hang around here long enough and you’re going to hear one word quite a bit. System. In this clip from 1992, Anatomy in Clay® Learning...

The human thorax rotates. As bipeds, this is especially helpful when we run. The rotation helps moves our hips. One major key to all...

We can think of no better example of Jon Zahourek’s trademark excitement for all things anatomical than the last two seconds of this...

It doesn’t take much for us to dive into the history of a word. This video clip of Jon Zahourek poking around in the medullary cavity of...

Jon Zahourek, master teacher and founder of the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System, teaches anatomy in a unique way. There are many...