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Free Medical Illustrations: Overview 1. Medical Scenes: Entire illustrations with characters and backgrounds 2. Medical Characters: Doctors, medical staff, happy clean teeth and viruses 3. Concept Designs: Medical concepts designed for posters, flyers, and headers 4. Medical Items: Stethoscopes, Tools, and other objects 5.
Eqiupping yourself with the ability to capture detailed nuances, effective shading techniques, thoughtful color usage, and consistent practice will help you transform your medical illustrations into lifelike and valuable anatomical references.
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- Emergency Crew
- Funny Homemade Knick Knacks
- Hold That Thermometer
- A Fun and Educational Classroom Craft
- Is The Doctor in The House?
- Make Colorful Vitamin Bottles
- Make The Characters Come to Life
- A Wearable Doctor’S Lamp
- Doctor’S Bag
- Make A Cute Door Sign
Each child should have several coloring pages for this easy craft so that 3-4 characters can be cut out and glued to red and blue craft sticks. The bottoms of the sticks should be glued together, one on top of the other, in a fan pattern. Then, cut a small piece of white paper into a square and write the word “Emergency Crew” on its surface with a ...
To make a cute pair of homemade knick-knacks featuring a doctor and a nurse, give each youngster two empty bathroom tissue cardboards. They can be laminated with a doctor and nurse cutout from the finished coloring pages. Next, add wiggle eyes, large pom-poms for feet, and pipe cleaners attached to tiny pom-poms folded around their necks as stethos...
A page featuring the nurse or doctor’s hands folded in front is perfect for this craft. The character should be colored and cut out, leaving a square border. Then, a small strip of cardboard should be stapled or glued to the front of the cutout, leaving enough slack to slide something into it. Finally, a “thermometer” can be made from a pipe cleane...
Give each child a coloring page, and when they are finished, let them carefully cut out their character and glue it to one side of a small poster board, positioned horizontally. With puffy paint, the youngster should write “Health Tips for Kids” at the top of the right side of the paper. They can then list things such as “eat your fruits and vegeta...
Children love to dress up as doctors, and coloring pages can be used to make simple, fun hats to identify the child as the “doctor in the house.” This works for nurses’ hats too! Start with an ordinary paper plate, and cut off the bottom third. When bent a bit, the remaining part makes a perfect headpiece. It can be decorated with the coloring page...
If you’re running out of things to do with those coloring pages, have your child laminate your vitamin containers. The pages can be cut to fit the bottles, or the characters can be cut out and used as decals for them, depending on the bottles’ size. Invisible glue works well for this craft, and the best part is your child can make as many as he or ...
For this simple craft, give each child a piece of construction paper or poster board in a light color. Once their characters are colored and cut from the pages, they can be embellished to create a 3D effect and then glued to the poster paper. Yarn can be used for hair, puffy paint to create a smile or nose, and wiggle eyes will complete the face. A...
When the youngster has finished their coloring page, it can be used to decorate a simple circle of white cardboard, which can be worn on the child’s head. Once the cardboard is decorated, a circle should be cut from a piece of cardboard and laminated with tinfoil to serve as the light. This should be attached to a large pom-pom, and the pom-pom glu...
Begin this cute craft with two pieces of black construction paper and glue the pages together on three sides with craft glue, leaving the top open. A long piece of yarn makes a great handle, and both sides of the bag can be decorated with doctor and nurse coloring pages. For extra fun, twist black pipe cleaners into the shape of a stethoscope, add ...
For this craft, the characters should be cut from the page, leaving a circular border around them. Another circle should be made from white poster board, and the youngster should write numbers around its circumference like a clock. The coloring page should then have a triangle cut from it so the numbers change when it’s rotated on top of the other ...
Medical Illustration: This track teaches students to create medical illustrations for publication and use by doctors, educators and health care professionals. Students learn anatomy drawing techniques as well as how to create original illustrations using digital media tools such as Photoshop or Corel Painter.
Sep 20, 2023 · Perfect for Everyone. Whether you are a parent looking for educational activities for your kids, a teacher creating interactive learning experiences, or a healthcare professional needing a calming break, our medical coloring pages are tailored to meet your needs.
Creating transparency with line illustrations. Our Learn Medical Art co-founder Annie Campbell shares some tips in the fundamentals of line drawing in your medical illustration. In this video, Annie shares some tips on how to draw transparency with only line illustrations. These are techniques used by the old masters of medical illustration and ...
Sep 18, 2023 · Sep 18, 2023. Drawing a doctor can be a fun and rewarding way to explore the medical field through art. With some basic skills and techniques, you’ll be on your way to creating drawings of...
