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At 12:40pm on May 12, 2009, Laura Tolley Brown said…: I'm an artist, I have leeway, mr. Skot.

At 8:00am on May 7, 2009, Coleen Ryan-Rivera said…: thanks . always have been fascinated by color

At 11:40pm on May 5, 2009, William Scott said…: Thanks! Actually, my work is of a variety of styles, the X-Ray work being one of them. I posted these because I'm getting them framed up for a show later this summer. I'll be posting more, and different, stuff soon.

At 8:26pm on May 5, 2009, William Scott said…: Elizabeth,
Many people have asked me where I got the xrays and, well... the answer is simplicity itself... Google Image Search. Having said that it does take a bit of cleverness... Googling for "X-Rays" will produce a lot but Googling for "radiography", "radiographic", "spinal" and even "fish X-ray" produces even more results.

They are just prints, although the idea of printing them off on clear mylar and displaying them on light boxes is an intriguing idea... I may have to steal that from you!

Thanks for the nice words, and... one bone fan to another... I really dig your spine drawings, you have a very delicate hand.

At 10:21pm on May 4, 2009, Elizabeth Reed said…: William,
Where did you get these xrays? Are they just prints or do they light up from behind? I love bones and xrays. Great work. Nothing like it at all.

My spine drawings turn a lot of people away. Check out Walmor Correa. He makes detailed drawings of imaginary creatures. He was a medical illustrator and actually draws the dissections. He makes incredible sculptures out of bones. He showed at Art Basel Miami Beach. Traveled from Brazil and had a hard time getting into the country with the sculptures. The bones were collected by his enthusiasts.