Medical Illustration/Medical Illustrator

Your day kicks off with an Anatomy & Physiology lecture, focusing on the intricate skeletal system. You're trying to sketch bone structures quickly in your notebook. Afterward, Digital Illustration class introduces Wacom tablets, and you spend two hours learning basic strokes and layers in Adobe Photoshop. The pressure sensitivity is tricky, making your lines wobbly. You grab a quick coffee with a classmate, discussing weekend plans while reviewing lecture notes. Later, a quick chat with your TA clarifies layer mask usage, helping you refine your initial digital sketches.