skull on table
From anatomy pracs
2009
everting the eye
A patient horse (yet again). I can’t help thinking what happens when it’s a student’s first time in the real world when they are not so used to being examined. I gave a pathetic little ook when they did this as I had not seen it before. Students good-naturedly rolled their eyes at me.
some quick sketches (development of the heart)
These are quick sketches drawn from a series of hand made plastic models of the development of the heart
can you paint with iodine?
this is a detail of a sink in the Path lab
Sydney the photogenic Pomeranian
I am interested in taking a picture of the left forefoot of different sized animals. Here is one from Sydney the very happy Pomeranian whose owner kindly allowed me to photograph him the other day.
maned wolf in the store room
As a child this was one of my favourite animals.
X-raying various substances to see how they go
On Tuesday I X-rayed various glues, binders, plastic, paper, cardboard, string, wire, sequins, modelling compounds and paints to see what colour they came out when X-rayed… Here what can you can see apart from a sheep’s tooth, some das (paper based modelling compound), wire, and a blob of german modelling compound with some sequins …
No. 30
A beaver in the store room
Caroline Rothwell exhibition: Exotopos
Creature of Exotopos 2009 Nickel-plated Britannia metal 31.5 x 29 x 9cm Exotopos exhibition Opening: 6-8pm Thursday 05 March 2009 Exhibition: 05-28 March 2009 From the excellent Sydney gallery Grant Pirrie
a tour through the vertebrates
This was one of the guessing panels as part of first year anatomy classes.