Scientific Illustration

harkbus:

Bones for life drawing class. It’s great fun to stretch my design skills again, as simple as they may be. 

Also, I keep using Brain Flower as my header fonts although I know it’s not very legible. Oh let me be, guilty conscience. I’m not in a design program anymore. 

Designer friends, you may slap me upside the head.

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EDIT: These are pretty illegible, so here are better imageshack links.

Title
Table of Contents
1. Skull
2. Vertebrae and Ribs
3. Scapula
4. Pelvis
5. Arms and Hands
6. Legs and Feet
End

tribalarts:

Skeleton Study, Marker wash on paper. 17” x 14” 2012

Stourbridge Life Drawing Sessions at Katie Fitzgerald’s - I go to this most weeks, its a great way to improve your drawing skills - I’d recommend checking it out if you’re local.

shannlarsson:

Skull!

Graphite on paper

2012

www.shannlarsson.com

Page: www.facebook.com/shannlarssonsart

hannahmcgill:

The professor in my Human Evolution class came by some high-def casts of ‘Lucy’, the australopithecus, in an unusual way: Her husband snagged the mistakes from the dig site, out of the trash! No, seriously!

Anthropology dumpster-diving! Oh this is the pelvis, too, I guess—With planar analysis to make it better than normal. :D

marilynfoehrenbachart:

Monster Project for Life Drawing for Illustrators

marilynfoehrenbachart:

meow

hannahmcgill:

I recently dissected a mud puppy. I didn’t have my camera with me, but this is basically what he looked like.