Midsagittal Brain 4 (Print)

-print was created by vectorizing a one-of-a-kind painting of a human brain
-original painting was part of a triptych commission for a good friend, created using fluid acrylic paint, funnel pours, and swiping techniques on both wet and dry canvas
-this view of the brain, like a slice between the right and left sides, is called a midsagittal view
-some iconic brain areas are highlighted here, including:
—–Midline neocortex (blue upside-down C-shaped top half): important for “higher-order” functions, potentially including our sense of “self”
—–Corpus callosum (lime green upside-down C-shaped in center): connects the two sides of the brain
—–Cerebellum (pink bottom round structure): helps us learn movement skills
—–Brainstem (blue structure to the left of cerebellum): critical for automatic life functions like breathing

-8×10 print on satin-gloss card stock
-available matted in white for an overall 11x14in size
-logo watermark will not appear on the print you receive