Today’s challenge, "Fracture," reminds me of a friend who was in a motorcycle accident and broke a bone in his leg, requiring a metal rod to be inserted inside.
Today, my black pen fell and broke; fortunately, the ink—which is the most important part—could still be salvaged. Right now, I am using that black ink and a single sheet of paper.
As a first step, we draw a leg that is still intact and appears to be perfectly fine.
Before the accident, everything was perfect—strong bones.
Long story short, an accident occurred that resulted in a fractured thigh bone—it was extremely painful and agonizing.
The doctor then advised that surgery be performed as soon as possible; otherwise, undesirable consequences could occur—it might even result in an amputation.
The surgery began, and the doctor inserted a metal rod into the fractured bone to reconnect it; while it would not be exactly like that of an average, healthy person, this was the best possible outcome.
Qué ironía que la pluma se te rompió justo con el tema "Fracture" y aún así le sacaste la tinta para dibujar el fémur partido con la varilla. Eso es lo que aprendí: los mejores trabajos salen cuando el obstáculo aparece en el momento menos pensado.
Qué ironía que la pluma se te rompió justo con el tema "Fracture" y aún así le sacaste la tinta para dibujar el fémur partido con la varilla. Eso es lo que aprendí: los mejores trabajos salen cuando el obstáculo aparece en el momento menos pensado.
Truly, a most unfortunate pen