
The Knee, Assembled
A handmade knee-joint diagram uses pale wooden bone forms, blue painted cartilage and ochre ligaments against ivory paper.
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Mixed-media physical assemblage and drawing hybrid, landscape 16:9. One unlabeled anatomical diagram of a human knee in sagittal side view, slightly flexed, positioned left of center on warm ivory cotton paper. Thin, hand-shaped pale wooden pieces represent the distal femur, proximal tibia and small patella, with anatomically credible proportions and rounded joint surfaces. Matte blue gouache marks the articular cartilage and meniscus; restrained ochre brushwork describes the patellar tendon and principal ligaments. Painted structures align precisely with the wooden forms, creating one integrated diagram rather than scattered craft pieces. Visible brush marks, subtle wood grain, clean handmade edges. View directly overhead; soft upper-left daylight casts shallow shadows beneath the raised bones. Generous uninterrupted paper space on the right, tightly controlled palette, polished editorial composition. No people, text, labels, logos or watermarks.











