Tag Archives: anatomy

What’s happening inside your left wrist, Jesse?

Posted on December 22, 2013 by Jesse Conlang

I’m so glad you asked. Apparently ice is slippery. On the upside, I didn’t get a bone fragment, I didn’t break my styloid, or my scaphoid, which are much more difficult to manage, and when it knits up, I should … Continue reading →

Posted in Drawing | Tagged anatomy, avulsion, b&w, bones, carpals, diagram, drawing, foosh, FRX, osteology, radial fracture, radius, traumatic fracture | Leave a comment

More Labs

Posted on November 8, 2012 by Jesse Conlang

Posted in Anthropology, Drawing | Tagged anatomy, anthropology, chimpanzee, diagram, femur, foot, gibbon, metatarsals, morphology, orangutan, phalanges, primatelogy, spidermonkey, tarsals, tarsier | Leave a comment

Anthropology 209-Labs

Posted on November 6, 2012 by Jesse Conlang

Turns out I never stopped illustrating my notes. More below the break.

Posted in Anthropology, Drawing | Tagged anatomy, anthropology, ape, b&w, bones, carpals, diagram, drawing, monkey, morphology, osteology, primatology, skeletons, sketch, skull, tarsals, tarsier | Leave a comment