#celluloscope

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Welcome, traveler. This is my grimoire where I've been collecting for years observations of the visible world and beyond. You might see drawings of monsters and demons, butterflies and flowers, dragons and wizards, places I've been, cartography, astronomy, artifacts and characters from other worlds. But, as my title suggest, there is also a lot of studies about the human body, from conventional medecine to science fantasy : observations from real life dissection, flesh golems, xenocardiology, microscopic slides, necromancy and anatomical charts.

Other projects are summarized here in this grimoire, but fully extended on other blogs :

The Éphéméride des Chimères (@chimeride) is a bestiary of chimeras, creatures made from animals that currently exist in our world. Started in 2018, it has > 1000 entries switching between Known Ones (tributes and interpretation of creatures that already exist) and the Unknown (original creations with contributions through suggestions). The simple format allows me to explore infinite designs, to create series inside the serie, and to cover various topics like mythology, mermaids, dragons, cryptids, goblins, paleontology, occultism or giraffes, for example.

@dudukbazaar is a transdimensional shop. Opened in 2024, new items are dropped on Sundays. Some items are related, with places mentionned like Cappenhog or the Organian Reef. Unknown chimeras have been mentionned or sold here as items.

And here are my medecine projects. They are separated from fantasy, and are written in French (my native language) to be more accurate :

@celluloyd is a collection of ~500 figures and drawings I did between 2015 and 2017 for university. They all have been used in class for embryology, cell biology, histology, and neuroanatomy, and are posted here for free with lots of explanatory text

@celluloscope is a human body atlas with a focus on pathology, made with watercolor and started in 2022. As I am getting further in my course it has better accuracy than celluloyd, but I don't always have the energy to work on it on my free time

You can also find me on Instagram, and I have done a few live drawing sessions on Twitch. You can ask me anything on tumblr here, or by email, and see previous answers there. All my links are summarized on Linktree. I hope this introduction makes your exploration through my work more easy !

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Anatomy ! Notes about each illustration on @celluloscope

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Why's your art on so many different blogs?

Maybe this is the occasion to clarify how i organise my posts on internet ! I draw with various themes and styles without really thinking about it, and I don't want to lose this diversity on my main blog while having a distinct visual identity for some projects. That's because i consider those projects as individual entities : the Éphéméride is a bestiary (@chimeride), Duduk Bazaar is a transdimentional shop (@dudukbazaar), @celluloscope is a human body atlas, and all of this would have not really make sense if it was all merged in one place ! I use this main blog to summarize what's happening on the other blogs, while posting other things that doesn't fit anywhere else.

That being said I thought for a long time that my projects are totaly unrelated, and i recently realised that my subjects, style and way of approaching art are "encyclopedic" if that makes sense ? So the idea is that the main blog is some kind of a grimoire where i store all the observations i have about realities and beyonds, merging the concepts of fantasy and science together here

Anyway I should do a pinned post about that

PS : also i've been thinking about making my own website to organize all of this as I want, like did bogleech, abookofcreatures and bowelfy

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Adipose tissue

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flesh, glands, tubes and bones

detailed posts on @celluloscope

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Histology ! Notes about each illustration on @celluloscope

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Notes about each illustration on @celluloscope

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Cytology ! Notes about each illustration on @celluloscope

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And here we are, nearly 10 years later !

More illustrations on my sideblog @celluloscope​

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