The Amiable Humanist Creates Stunning Scientific Sketches
Deborah Kim — July 8, 2011 — Unique
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Most individuals never get to see firsthand what embryonic photos look like, but thanks to The Amiable Humanist we get to see a beautiful artistic rendering of these embryological doodles. The artist is a first year medical student and she acquired her inspiration from real photographs in the Science Photo Library to create these wonderful insightful and scientifically artistic pictures.
The Amiable Humanist includes drawings done about IVF embryo testing, sperm production and even cat embryos. It is pretty rare that you get to see non-computer generated scientific drawings from outlines done by an insanely hi-tech microscope. These drawings, done in felt-tip and biro, bring the art back into science and remind viewers that the body is a work of art in itself.
The Amiable Humanist includes drawings done about IVF embryo testing, sperm production and even cat embryos. It is pretty rare that you get to see non-computer generated scientific drawings from outlines done by an insanely hi-tech microscope. These drawings, done in felt-tip and biro, bring the art back into science and remind viewers that the body is a work of art in itself.
Trend Themes
1. Scientific Art - Opportunity for artists to create visually compelling and scientifically accurate representations of various scientific subjects.
2. Embryonic Visualization - Emphasizing the need for more accessible and visually captivating methods to educate and engage the public in understanding embryonic development.
3. Art in Science - Exploring the intersection of art and science to provide unique perspectives and insights into scientific concepts and processes.
Industry Implications
1. Art Education - Expanding the curriculum to incorporate scientific art in educational institutions, allowing students to explore the creative side of scientific subjects.
2. Medical Imaging - Developing advanced imaging technologies and techniques to visualize and capture the intricate details of embryonic development.
3. Science Communication - Promoting the use of visually engaging and artistically crafted materials to communicate complex scientific concepts and discoveries to the general public.
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