This bic pen drawing is part of an ongoing series of anatomy drawings which I did in order to understand my own anatomy and physiology as a human being.

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This drawing depicts the anterior (front) and posterior (back) sides of the hip bone of the human.

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I'm fascinated by the stringy formation of the bones, and the way they are connected, and the ball and socket structure they have.

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I'm also fascinated how my hip bones are inside of me, and there is also of this miraculous existence underneath my skin, and I really have no way of seeing it and visually experiencing it when I look at my body in front of the mirror.

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I actually feel like doing anatomy drawings has helped me fall in love, in a way, with the miracle of our own physical existence. 

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There is something so breathtaking about the way our physical bodies have formed, and how they allow us humans to function, and in this particular case, move and walk.

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Doing this anatomy drawings has allowed me to sort of breathe into what I am made of. I think that after feeling disconnected in my life from all things, doing anatomy drawings has helped me reconnect with what I am and how I function. When I connect to what I am, I connect to what I have in common with others.

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We each all have these hip bones, and it's incredible just how much we all have in common compared to how much we have that is different.

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The insight and the knowedge of this anatomy of our bodies helps me empathize, and possibly even embody the commonalities between each other.

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Bic pen is also a remarkably enjoyable way of processing information, as every line helps me trace my ongoing existence of the structure that all of us humans have in common.

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