Over a year since my last social media post! Time flew by with endless learning and incredible experiences with too little time to manage social media, but I'm back for more consistency. Sharing my latest creation inspired by 'The Last of Us'. #SocialMediaComeback #TheLastOfUs

Pleased to share our results - aneurysms treated with Pipeline Vantage flow diverting stent. @PermeshSD @ladvic @JNIS_BMJ @Medtronic @AshuPJadhav @esmintsociety @SVINJournal @slice_inr @LINNConline https://t.co/DweYwhPIZq

Pleased to be a part of this incredible team’s experience @GoldCoastUniHospital in using the latest generation Pipeline Vantage FDS for unruptured aneurysms! @carrarovini @ladvic

Does size still matter? Pleased to share this commentary on EVT for large ischaemic core! ⁦@carrarovini⁩ ⁦@ladvic⁩ ⁦@JNIS_BMJ⁩ ⁦@UKNGNeuro⁩ ⁦@esmintsociety⁩ ⁦@anzsnr⁩ ⁦@svinsociety⁩ ⁦@SNISinfo⁩

I created this 'musicophilia' illustration 🎵 Individuals diagnosed report a sudden craving for music, sometimes at the expense of daily life. In rare cases, it may signal brain diseases like stroke or head trauma. 🧠 #Musicophilia #NeuroArt #MusicCraving

Illustrating a thunderclap headache from a ruptured aneurysm. It's sudden and severe, often described as the worst. Various underlying conditions, like subarachnoid hemorrhage, can lead to these severe headaches. #ThunderclapHeadache #AneurysmRupture

Pleased to share our latest publication on Aristotle 18 and 24 microguidewires! Less ledge effect & possibly safer! @INR_WFITN @WBrinjikji @PermeshSD @ladvic @AshuPJadhav @ScientiaInc https://t.co/geAuWCpZV0

I remade the earlier drawing of cardiomegaly, taking inspiration from Sir John Tenniel's famous 19th-century illustrations for Alice in Wonderland. 🐇✨ Check out his illustrations – you'll enjoy them! 📚🎩🎨 #AliceInWonderland #SirJohnTenniel #Cardiomegaly #MedicalIllustration

Cardiomegaly is a medical condition characterised by an enlarged heart. 🎨 I based it on the well-known Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll novel and the Disney movie. 🐇🎩🍄 #AliceInWonderlandInspired #MedicalIllustration #heart

A drawing I did in 2021 about ascites. Admittedly, the liver in here may appear healthier than is typically associated with ascites, as liver disease is the most common cause but I chose not to depict a cirrhotic liver to maintain the “artistic vision”. #medicalart

Short time-lapse of a redrawing of my logo inspired by ‘The last of us’ #procreateart #TheLastOfUs #timelapse

There is still a persistent myth out there that you can achieve photo realism in art without the use of photo reference. If your goal is realism, here's a thread to remind you that the best artists used reference so you can, too.

Illustrating different stroke treatment modalities #stroke

Using AI to project a 3D interactive model from one of my illustrations, with assistance from Dr. Nicolás Romo, skull base research fellow at @BarrowNeuro This technology is still new and imperfect, but shows strong potential. Illustration for @mtlawton’s 7 Cavernomas #SCIENTIST

Ya venía siendo hora...por fin, un nuevo capítulo de "Breve Historia Illustrada de las Neurociencias", un blog que hacemos con @fermartneuro #BHINC https://t.co/BctO13cK8o

Editorial #medicalillustration of a chocolate heart, a very fun (and hunger-inducing) texture to research & paint. I made a 'complete', then a 'bitten' version, but couldn't decide which I preferred. I ended up animating the two together into this loop... #cardiac #anatomyArt

Cardiac bypass cartoon

I have redrawn an old cartoon about cardiac bypass. #cardiac #bypass

One of the first tips I'll be covering in my #Radiopaedia2021 talk on how to make your own medical illustrations is using layers in ppt. Never again move things backward or forward, just use the poorly named and hidden layer menu: "selection pane". (1/2) @Radiopaedia

Got my hands on some beautiful prints from master medical illustrator, Paul Peck. The level of detail in Peck’s work, which was usually rendered with a combination of airbrush and various water-based paints, is without equal. #historic #medicalart #med #History