My art challenge for medical illustration is completed with 31 drawings for creating a drawing in ink every day for the whole of October and using @sciartnow ‘s prompt list.

Medium: Micro Before Dip Pen (Traditional Drawing)

Size: 8.5 in. x 7 in.

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View fullsize After removing plantar skin in lab, I analyzed and dissected three layers of muscles of plantar region of male foot (right). I drew it with details. | #medicalillustration #traditionaldrawing #prismacolor #grossanatomy #foot #skelencil
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View fullsize Drew, studied, and memorized bones of the thorax (posterior view) numerous times. | #medicalillustration #traditionaldrawing #prismacolor #thorax #skeleton #skelencil
View fullsize This is a finalization after dissecting, drawing, and painting the female pelvic hemisection (cadaver). #medicalillustration #traditionaldrawing #traditionalpainting #gouachepainting #femaleanatomy #grossanatomy #anatomy
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View fullsize I refined the sketch using references after dissecting and drawing the female pelvic hemisection (cadaver) in the lab. I’ll post a short video of work in process with gouache painting next day. | #medicalillustration #traditionaldrawing #grossa
View fullsize Dissection: female pelvic hemisection (cadaver) in the lab. I’ll post a short video of work in process with gouache painting for interpretation. | #medicalillustration #traditionaldrawing #grossanatomy #femalepelvis #anatomy #prismacolor
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View fullsize After removing and dissecting the hilum of the right lung from the male thorax (cadaver) in the lab, I drew medial view of it with details. #medicalillustration #traditionaldrawing #grossanatomy #prismacolor #anatomy
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