Draw Bacteria | Graphical abstract | Scientific Illustration | Illustrator for scientists

[@benlewis524]

great stuff bro

[@DrawBioMed]

🙌bro

[@juberpendhari9712]

🔥🔥 Nice as always 😊

[@DrawBioMed]

Thanks Juber!

[@manasweetaangane5872]

Can you please create video on how to create same bacteria in inkskape or adobe photoshop?

[@arbiter34]

Hi, can you tell me why you prefer the mask over the shape builder tool

[@DrawBioMed]

With mask I can retain the original shape in case I need to go back to fix something.

[@garotoroubacena8995]

This video helped me a lot!

[@DrawBioMed]

Yay! Happy drawbiomed :D

[@indraneeldhavale5683]

hi can you suggest me how to draw s.aureus associated biofilm please

[@DrawBioMed]

Hi Indraneel, I will put it in the poll on Fridays. Remember to vote for your topic in the community tab. Can you link me to an example of the s.aureus associated biofilm?

[@sadiehgt1]

I would love to see how to do a 3D eukaryote where you add all the organelles in a series.

[@DrawBioMed]

Hi Sadie! Can you link me to a few examples? So I can have a better look at the style you are referring to.

[@sadiehgt1]

@@DrawBioMed something like your bacteria where it's opened like this www.pinterest.com/pin/773985885933779598/ you could do a plant and animal eukaryote. www.thoughtco.com/animal-cells-vs-plant-cells-373375

[@sadiehgt1]

@@DrawBioMed I've been doing all your tutorials during my break time between semesters. I am self taught and love scientific illustration. I am a histotechnology student. facebook.com/luckyscientificart

[@DrawBioMed]

@@sadiehgt1 Look great :D Perhaps you can put a link to my channel your Facebook posts? The ones that are based on my tutorials.

[@DrawBioMed]

@@sadiehgt1 Good topic. I will take a look. You might need to wait for a long time before seeing it because my choice of content production is depended on the KZbin analytics.

[@davidcasadojurado7454]

I can't cover the low part, my mask not do. Can you help me?? Thanks for you videos

[@DrawBioMed]

Hi David, have you tried uncheck "clip" in the opacity mask tab? as you can see in 19:23

[@alenalemazina9361]

cool

[@arundabholkar4922]

Not bacteria! You are drawing bacterium, not bacteria!

[@DrawBioMed]

Arun Dabholkar true! Thanks for pointing it out.

[@4tofromcafe]

This is very pedantic and it is really bad practice to criticise like this. Having said that, you started it so I feel the need to correct you. The title is "draw bacteria" not "draw a bacteria". The plural version of the word is better in this case. Also for a wider audience and keyword searches etc, bacteria is better. People do not tend to talk about bacteria in the singular, however if they did then I am sure the word would sneak into the dictionary as acceptable usage in the singular just like the word dice is now better than die.

[@manasweetaangane5872]

Can you please create video on how to create same bacteria in inkscape or adobe photoshop?

[@DrawBioMed]

Hi! This is possible in Inkscape. You might need to wait for awhile before seeing the video. Subscribe and stayed tuned :) PS. Journals does not recommend using Photoshop. In this video I explain the reasons kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHjFiYl8jq-Djrs

[@manasweetaangane5872]

I got to do a presentation next week. By when can you create the video to draw the bacterium in inkscape? I will be very grateful for your help.

[@DrawBioMed]

@@manasweetaangane5872 Unfortunately, I am not able to do that. You can try to follow the same steps to draw in Inkscape, because Adobe Illustrator and Inkscape use the same principles. This is the immediate help I can offer you.