It was past eleven at night when Yan Ziruo barged into the secondary bedroom again.
She wrapped an arm around her brother's shoulders as he sat at his desk, peering at the work on it. "Whoa," she gushed, "it's so lifelike!"
"With this level of skill, Feifan, you could be a street artist doing portrait sketches for tourists and make a killing."
Yan Feifan looked at the sketch on his desk and nodded in satisfaction.
The drawing first used a few simple strokes to outline three thoracic vertebrae. Then, using perspective and 3D techniques, it meticulously detailed the tumor inside them.
For surgeons, having some basic drawing ability was more or less a requirement.
When creating a surgical plan, some steps were impossible to describe with words alone, so you had to draw a simple surgical diagram.
Back then, to make his drawings of organs, bones, blood vessels, and nerves more vivid and detailed, Yan Feifan had specifically studied sketching for a while.
