Anatomy isn't my favourite topic. I came to that realisation quite early on in semester 1. It was only at the end of semester 2 (right before the OSCE's) that I finally found a good combination of resources to use. Having never used diagrams and pictures to learn before, I was surprised to find that these things actually helped me learn the anatomy content. I know everyone learns differently so what works for me might not necessarily work for others but I've found the following things really helpful in overcoming my dislike for anatomy:

Netter's Anatomy Colouring Book (Click here to buy Netter's Anatomy Colouring Book)
This colouring book is great for revising anatomy because it's engaging and fun. Initially, I was only using it to colour things in when I couldn't bear to read another word in an anatomy textbook. However, closer to the exams, I found it really helpful to learn the origins, insertions, arterial supply, innervation etc. of muscles because these things are summarised in tables. Also, it helped with learning bony landmarks. I'll write more about how I used this book to make notes when I do a post on my note taking.

Netter's Anatomy Flashcards  (Click here to buy Netter's Anatomy Flashcards)
I chose these flashcards over the Gray's Anatomy ones and I have no regrets. I wasn't fond of the Gray's Anatomy textbook so I knew that I probably wouldn't like the flashcards either. These are great to take into my anatomy sessions to help identify structures and answer questions.