#272677 - safe, artist:russelltuller, canine, human, mammal, wolf, anthro, 2017, 2d, anatomy, brain, monochrome, organs, signature, traditional art

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This is a little comparative anatomy piece I created today. I plan to include it in my next Writing Project, which will focus on Anthro Intelligence and Social Development.

Now, I am no professional on Brains, and really no one fully understands the entire function of the brain, especially when it comes to its functional contribution to our overall intelligence, and personality.

This is basically just a rough visual example, of an anthropomorphic wolf Brain’s comparative size and shape to that of a human’s. Least based upon my own artistic interpretation of such creatures. Was thinking of including a feral wolf brain to go along with the image too, but figured it would ruin the overall artistic symmetry of the drawing. I’d suggest looking up images of wolf and canine brains to compare to this image too, to really get a grasp of the differences and similarities if you are using this as a means of study for your own works.

As, displayed here, the two brains are very similar in shape and size. I’ll probably do a bit more personal research into Brains before finally completing the Aforementioned Writing Project.

I hope this will shed a little light on the subject and that the piece itself comes off as a piece of art for visual enjoyment as well. :)

Mechanical Pencil on Printer Paper, Aged Digitally with Lexmark Photo Editor.

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This is a little comparative anatomy piece I created today. I plan to include it in my next Writing Project, which will focus on Anthro Intelligence and Social Development.

This is basically just a rough visual example, of an anthropomorphic wolf Brain's comparative size and shape to that of a human's. Least based upon my own artistic interpretation of such creatures. Was thinking of including a feral wolf brain to go along with the image too, but figured it would ruin the overall artistic symmetry of the drawing. I'd suggest looking up images of wolf and canine brains to compare to this image too, to really get a grasp of the differences and similarities if you are using this as a means of study for your own works.

As, displayed here, the two brains are very similar in shape and size. I'll probably do a bit more personal research into Brains before finally completing the Aforementioned Writing Project.

I hope this will shed a little light on the subject and that the piece itself comes off as a piece of art for visual enjoyment as well. :)

Mechanical Pencil on Printer Paper, Aged Digitally with Lexmark Photo Editor.

https://www.deviantart.com/russelltuller/art/Comparative-Anatomy-Human-Anthro-Wolf-Brain-665008801

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