The following work, unless otherwise noted, is from the Biomedical Illustration courses that I teach at Cal State Long Beach, ART 374A and 374B.
This work has been created over the past 12 years, in various media, both from students in the Biomedical Illustration Certificate program, as well as from many students from the Illustration, Animation, and Studio Art areas at Long Beach State.
The Biomedical Illustration Program, now known as the Biomedical Illustration Prep Certificate, is an interdisciplinary program sponsored by the Art and Biological Sciences departments. Special permission is not required for a student to pursue the Certificate in Biomedical Art, however it is only available to students who are presently enrolled in a degree program in the biological sciences or in art at CSULB. Please access the current list of required courses for this certificate in the Online 2019/20 College Catalog.
Questions on this program may be addressed to: Robin Richesson, School of Art, robin.richesson@csulb.edu (562) 985-9068 or Kelly Young, Department of Biological Sciences, kelly.young@ csulb.edu (562) 985-4859, or to Jim Dowdalls, the instructor, at jdowdalls@verizon.net or at jim.dowdalls@csulb.edu
My apologies if your work is not represented here, or is misrepresented by a misspelling or mistaken identity.
The following pages contain a cross-section of projects created in the two courses that I currently teach at Cal State Long Beach, Biomedical Rendering and
Biomedical Illustration. Jim Dowdalls, Instructor
The following work, unless otherwise noted, is from the Biomedical Illustration courses that I teach at Cal State Long Beach, ART 374A and 374B.
This work has been created over the past 12 years, in various media, both from students in the Biomedical Illustration Certificate program, as well as from many students from the Illustration, Animation, and Studio Art areas at Long Beach State.
The Biomedical Illustration Program, now known as the Biomedical Illustration Prep Certificate, is an interdisciplinary program sponsored by the Art and Biological Sciences departments. Special permission is not required for a student to pursue the Certificate in Biomedical Art, however it is only available to students who are presently enrolled in a degree program in the biological sciences or in art at CSULB. Please access the current list of required courses for this certificate in the Online 2019/20 College Catalog.
Questions on this program may be addressed to: Robin Richesson, School of Art, robin.richesson@csulb.edu (562) 985-9068 or Kelly Young, Department of Biological Sciences, kelly.young@ csulb.edu (562) 985-4859, or to Jim Dowdalls, the instructor, at jdowdalls@verizon.net or at jim.dowdalls@csulb.edu
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My apologies if your work is not represented here, or is misrepresented by a misspelling or mistaken identity.
The following pages contain a cross-section of projects created in the two courses that I currently teach at Cal State Long Beach, Biomedical Rendering and
Biomedical Illustration. Jim Dowdalls, Instructor
Skulls and Skeletons
This project involves drawing subject matter from life, and rendering it in prismacolor pencils, usually in black and white, but occasionally with the addition of several other neutral colored pencils on tonal Canson paper.
Approximately 24 hours from start to finish.
Abby Oshiro
Dominique Roberts
Emily Yip
Eric Yilliqi
Jordan Lance
Kristofer Schweitzer
Lilit Brigoryants
Rachel Stanley
Sam Austin
Samantha Gottfredson
Rea Kim
Kaho Akiya
Rita Hernandez
Samantha Kobel
Susie Hammons
Tatiana Sanchez
