This blog is a tool I use to help me study. I affectionately call these little beasties "drawerings" and they're created because I enjoy making them. They also help me remember things I wouldn't have otherwise. It's called Jared's Strip because I know a guy named Jared Townsley and he bosses me around sometimes even though we're like pretty much the same age.
Saturday, November 19, 2011
Friday, November 18, 2011
osteoclasts.
osteoclast.
Sometimes the answer is right under our nose and we see it. Other times little people point it out to us because it's closer to their eye level.
There are altogether too many words in this post. Boring.
There are altogether too many words in this post. Boring.
phalanx.
I think we all know who wins this. As Plato wrote: "the finger is mightier than the sword. Especially if that finger is a scary pink one." Which is why I drew it pink.
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Arrector pili.
Arrector pili are a bundle of smooth muscle cells that extend from the papillary layer of the dermis to the connective tissue sheath surrounding the hair follicle. When stimulated, the arrector pili muscle contracts, pulling on the follicle and forcing the hair to stand erect.
WHEN YOU GET SCARED YOUR ARRECTOR PILIS DO THEIR JOB AND MAKE YOUR HAIR STAND ON END.
WHEN YOU GET SCARED YOUR ARRECTOR PILIS DO THEIR JOB AND MAKE YOUR HAIR STAND ON END.
hair matrix.
The weird thing is I didn't even have to really draw it. I just traced a picture of a real hair cross-section. I know, right?
integumentary system.
The black and white was my own personal rebellion since my wife won't let me join the "occupy" movement. "When you can tell me what the whole occupy thing means, you can go" she said, being completely unreasonable. Pay no attention to the fact that "cutaneous" is misspelled.
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