Anatomy🩵

The Flow of Urine (2024)

Media: Adobe Photoshop

Description: Spotted a unique view, but also effectively showing the sequential process of urine traveling from the renal medulla into the ureter. Labels are harmonized to the drawing and kept in order which makes reader easier to follow the flow of urine. As it displays 3D, 2D (plane cut) and removed versions of the medulla, readers can understand the three-dimensional structure of the medulla filling the kidney and observe how renal vessels surround each pyramid. Specifically, by showing the part with the pyramid removed, it depicts the terminal ends of the calyces, allowing readers to visualize renal tubules collected in the renal papillary region.

Data Sculpt 1

Data Sculpt 2

Sketch 1

Sketch 2

Sketch 3

Carbon Dust Technique (2023)

Heart after Max Brödel

External Cranial Anatomy

Male Pelvic Floor (2023)

Media: Adobe Photoshop

Description: Specimen drawing at Grant's Museum, Toronto

Targeted for the students who study the pelvic anatomical structure from the actual specimen. To help readers understand the unique cut of the specimen, I added a simple graphic about its orientation at the upper right corner.

Male Pelvic Floor_Colour

Male Pelvic Floor_Grey Scale

Male Pelvic Floor_Sketch 1

Male Pelvic Floor_Sketch 2

Male Pelvic Floor_Sketch 3

Great Vessels of Thoracic and Abdominal Cavities (2023)

Media: Adobe Illustrator

Description: Specimen drawing at Grant's Museum, Toronto

Specimen Drawing at Seoul St.Mary's Hospital, Korea (2022)

Media: Pencil, Procreate (coloured)

Maxillary Artery

Knee Joint

Thorax

Cranial Anatomy

Cubital Fossa_Anterior view

Cubital Fossa_Right Arm

Microevolution in Modern Human: an Extra Artery, 'Median Artery' (2022)

Media: Procreate, Adobe Illustrator

Description: The median artery was traditionally a structure that regressed around the 8th week of pregnancy when the brachial and ulnar arteries formed. However, it is now found in about one-third of modern individuals, emerging as anatomical evidence that humans are continuously evolving.