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A bit late for the day venous vessel (#vein) & venous wall. have thinner walls and bigger diameter than arteries. To bring blood back to our hearts, they need to prevent blood from flowing backwards.

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2020-10-26

So this time I decided to do 4 prompts in a row😂Day 21-25: artery, arterial wall, vein, venous wall. Also took advantage of the heart vector I had made for the prompt a few days ago and built on it. Quite like the final result!

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2020-10-26

day 24 prompt and official prompt DYK that many medical illustrators moonlight as This piece commemorates their hard work to help us under the planet better!

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2020-10-25

Two days & together😊: arterial vessel (#artery) and arterial wall composition. bring blood (mainly oxygenated) from our heart to organs/tissues.

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2020-10-23

Prompt today: Arterial Vessel. Tiny pen! Combined imagery from the sources below; abstracted cross section of the artery.
Title: Circulate
Medium: Acrylic and pearlescent ink, colour pencil + fine liner pen

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2020-10-22

day 19 prompt and official prompt Because Islets of Langerhans are surrounded by the circular acini cell structures, a carnival theme came to mind.

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2020-10-19

Aaand we're halfway through the month already! Today's prompt, day 15 - kidney. Did you know that bovine kidneys are externally lobulated? I've always found them quite fascinating!

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2020-10-16

Day Human Nucleus in green.

What a complicated structure one cardiac muscle cell is... there are 2-3 billions of these in our hearts. Uf😅

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2020-10-09