I’ve started going to the Anatomy Drawing Club again. It’s good because it forces me to make time for just drawing (since I have a horrible guilt of doing so normally). Tonight I ingeniously thought of taking photos of my sketches with my iphone before leaving.
Pelvis and lumbar spine
Heart (with a bunch of detail)
Heart (without a bunch of detail)
I realized that not only have I not posted about my mundane life, but more importantly I had not uploaded a bunch of new design work to my gallery. So if you feel so inclined, there is a bunch of new work over in the design section of my portfolio.
Also, for all of those local people, I just wanted to remind everyone about the upcoming art show (in April) and that the deadline for submissions is fast approaching. We’re looking to have lots of art of all varieties and the event itself is always a good time!
(in case you were wondering, those are my feet)
My second watercolour in less than a week (but I haven’t scanned the other one yet). My mother commissioned me to to a small watercolour for her boss for Christmas. She gave me free reign other than that she would like it to be flowers and quite bright. It was a fun little painting to do, the original is 5×7″.
This is what I’ve been up to. I think it still sort of counts as studying hematology. See if you can identify the three kinds of white cells.
There’s even a bite cell.
We had a little art/movie night for Art in Medicine where we had little (7×7″) tiles to paint for the Mental Health Association, with the theme being “Hope”. I got some oil pastels for the night, because I figured no one had used those in years and it would bring out the inner crayon lover in all of us.
I did a tile of Moo, one of my cats. He took a leap out the window about a month ago, and lived, thankfully. So I figured that was pretty hopeful. It’s too bad oil pastels don’t scan a bit better.
