Highly detailed anatomical illustration of a human left forearm, showing muscles, tendons, bones, and blood vessels.

Highly detailed anatomical art of a human left forearm, shown from the person's own perspective with the palm facing upward. The forearm is cleanly dissected along the midline, revealing a medically accurate internal view. The skin is parted to show deep anatomical layers, including realistic renderings of the radius and ulna bones, flexor and extensor muscles, tendons, and major blood vessels like the radial artery. Internal structures should appear to flow outward in a semi-surreal, expressive way—faithful to real human anatomy, but arranged artistically for visual impact. The surface skin remains only at the edges to frame the internal view. No gore or excessive blood—focus on anatomical realism and conceptual beauty, like a modern take on a classic medical illustration See more