I did the pencil work on a piece of tan mat board, figuring it would give me a nice base tone to work from. The colors and lettering were added digitally. This was another quick turnaround, and I did it in about 4 hours, start to finish.
Best,
Rich
I did the pencil work on a piece of tan mat board, figuring it would give me a nice base tone to work from. The colors and lettering were added digitally. This was another quick turnaround, and I did it in about 4 hours, start to finish.
Best,
Rich
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Drawing brains is always a challenge- I incorporated a brain into a logo I designed for a heavy metal trivia book I wrote, and every now and then some of the monsters I sketch have exposed brains... You did a nice job on this one, don't know if I would be much good at doing medical illustrations- I can draw the most outrageous gruesome monsters, but when it comes to the reality of drawing human body parts, it kinda freaks me out. Bizarre I know, but thats how it is! Have a good weekend Rich!
Thanks, Patrick! As i said, I'm not a Medical Illustrator, but it's always good to push the boundaries of one's comfort zones. I took on this assignment to see if I was up to the task, and I'm fairly happy with the result. At the very least, I learned a few things about the anatomy of the brain...
Best,
Rich
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