Brainbook thanks, I always enjoyed seeing how things were made, it gives an appreciation on a different level. the time lapse can be deceptive; there’s about 14 hrs painting time behind this one. The work is so varied that each piece of art comes with its own adventure through the challenges. I’m trying to record more of these to catch interesting bits to share with you all!
Amazing work! Excellent portrayal of the disease and what people suffer. Understanding what’s happening for both patient and family to better understand COPD and treatments that help to control it.
Thank you. Sometimes it can be helpful to ‘see’ the illness, especially less ‘overt’ things, to understand and empathise or best care for people. Not just for patients, but family, medics, and others too. :-)
Very beautiful illustration! Especially the blisters, they look like they will pop in any moment. They give me a bit of anxiety, which is really good for public health promotion haha.
Helloo, great video! I like how indepth and transparent you are about your process, it's really helpful to know what you're thinking throughout. I'm not sure if you posted this some where else, but I was wondering what your educational/experiencial background is to become a medical illustrator. I'm considering this career myself and you're videos so far are a really helpful insight. Thanks, keep it up!
Great Channel! Any chance you'll renew posting more contact? Regarding this one, any chance of going more in depth regarding the actual painting steps especially for the translucent bubbles, etc.? Custom brushes?
seriously! you have an amazing gift! You could be part of sabotta and netter anatomy atlas illustrater. keep up! btw: I am speaking as a medical doctor
seriously! you have an amazing gift! You could be part of sabotta and netter anatomy atlas illustrater. keep up! btw: I am speaking as a medical doctor
Really cool illustration, thanks for sharing the process! Assuming you're a medical student and have experience in 3D environmental design and a solid understanding of how illustration works, is it easy to find a job in this field to pay up the loans?😅
7 years on and this is still good as a reference while learning medical illustration, thanks for the breakdown.
Wow. The process makes you realise just how much time, skill and dedication goes into these. Keep doing the behind the scenes, they're great!
Brainbook thanks, I always enjoyed seeing how things were made, it gives an appreciation on a different level. the time lapse can be deceptive; there’s about 14 hrs painting time behind this one. The work is so varied that each piece of art comes with its own adventure through the challenges. I’m trying to record more of these to catch interesting bits to share with you all!
Love the way you explain your art and thought process!!!
Amazing work! Excellent portrayal of the disease and what people suffer. Understanding what’s happening for both patient and family to better understand COPD and treatments that help to control it.
Thank you. Sometimes it can be helpful to ‘see’ the illness, especially less ‘overt’ things, to understand and empathise or best care for people. Not just for patients, but family, medics, and others too. :-)
This process and the work are so amazing that makes me want to learn scientific drawing.
Same!
This is totally amazing! Could you make a tutorial about how to paint like this?
Thanks, I give more insight into my process over on Patreon if you're curious: www.patreon.com/artibiotics
Hi, this is an amazing illustration. Could you please share the detailed process?
Very beautiful illustration! Especially the blisters, they look like they will pop in any moment. They give me a bit of anxiety, which is really good for public health promotion haha.
DrawBioMed thanks, they were fun to paint :-)
Helloo, great video! I like how indepth and transparent you are about your process, it's really helpful to know what you're thinking throughout. I'm not sure if you posted this some where else, but I was wondering what your educational/experiencial background is to become a medical illustrator. I'm considering this career myself and you're videos so far are a really helpful insight.
Thanks, keep it up!
Incredible work Cilein. This is really important stuff your doing. Never doubt it. Jon (SJH-Obs Ward).
Jon Rysdale thanks Jon, that means a lot!
Pretty cool!
Thank you :-)
That’s cool! And very helpful! I hope one day I can make a medical illustration as good as yours!
It can be a great adventure, enjoy the journey!
Great Channel! Any chance you'll renew posting more contact? Regarding this one, any chance of going more in depth regarding the actual painting steps especially for the translucent bubbles, etc.? Custom brushes?
seriously! you have an amazing gift! You could be part of sabotta and netter anatomy atlas illustrater. keep up! btw: I am speaking as a medical doctor
Great man !!!
Really nice!
Thanks!
Really cool video man. You have some amazing medical illustrations. Are you working as a doctor currently?
keep doing medical videos! nice job
yunus atas cheers!
seriously! you have an amazing gift! You could be part of sabotta and netter anatomy atlas illustrater. keep up! btw: I am speaking as a medical doctor
Secret formula = time + effort + passion for the work! They both have lovely art. I'm a fan of the original Gray's Anatomy pen and ink work too!
I am a terrific art creator who is only capable of drawing stick man :D But I ordered my first wacom tablet. We'll see what I can do in 2-3 years.
Do you recommend a website for reference images. Thinking there must be something more than Google.
Really cool illustration, thanks for sharing the process!
Assuming you're a medical student and have experience in 3D environmental design and a solid understanding of how illustration works, is it easy to find a job in this field to pay up the loans?😅
How long did it take you to create this illustration-start to finish?
Which program u are using ?
I paint in Photoshop
what apps did u make the pics
I paint in Photoshop :-)