Drawing has always been a passion of mine. I especially love drawing animals and find
that my strength lies in drawing dogs and cats.
However, the Scientific Journeys: Crows class has inspired me to further
pursue my art interests for my final project.
Though there are a broad range of topics that covers how crows are
projected in society, one of the things I have noticed is that they are
magnificently portrayed in artwork. Even
when they are being labelled as an omen of death, their beauty is not masked.
I have no affiliation with spiritual groups or
religions, so what I felt to be the most interesting to do for my project is a
set of anatomical drawings. As a pre-med
student, anatomy is a very hard-driven subject.
All pre-med students will have to study animals at some point in their
educational process, but it seems that the most common specimens are cats or
fetal pigs. Because of this, I have
decided that I want to explore the anatomy of the crow via their skeleton and
their wing structure. After all, these
two things really set birds apart from other animals.
These images are some of the progress of my project one of the sketching process and the other one is an inked skeleton.
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