#sulci

[ill-draw-your-ocs]

And a bonus doodle of my, normally very calm boy, Sulci. Being inspired largely by Maynard James Keenan and his music, he’s very excited about the two A Perfect Circle songs+possible album And the Tool concert+possible album

[ill-draw-your-ocs]

Hey, I haven’t posted in a while, and I haven’t drawn much since the last time I posted and I feel bad for not posting Sorry for being horrible at what I do, have Gyri (left) and Sulci (right) They’re very softe boyfriends and I love them I’ll maybe talk more about them eventually

[luqalbuq]

ABSTRACT 2025 | Your Senses as Abstract Art | An Exhibition by SULCI WORLD

An exhibition dedicated to the impact of our sensory experiences. Nov 6-30 2025

Um de meus trabalhos foi selecionado para fazer parte dessa exibição online. É sempre para mim uma honra poder mostrar meu trabalho para o mundo todo!

One of my works was selected to be part of this online exhibition. It's always an honor for me to be able to show my work to the whole world!

[biology-geology-beaches-india]

The Science Research Diaries of S. Sunkavally. Page 320.

[dehex18]

My Mom: Those grooves in the brain...

Me: The sulci.

My Mom: Yeah!

Me in my head: Why do I know that word???

My head to me: Because, you have a degree in neuroscience!!!

The above scenario actually took place.

[thegardencharts]

August

Philip Jeck & Chris Watson : Oxmardyke

Thomas Bangalter : Mythologies

felicita : Spalarkle

Julie Byrne : The Greater Wings

Jim O'Rourke : Hands That Bind OST

Mt. Vernon Arts Lab : Deltic Vespers

Thébru Čelet and Manuel Carbone : ČELET - CARBONE

SULCI : Before The Echo

PJ Harvey : I Inside the Old Year Dying

[ccanicete]

From @radiopaedia. #neuroanatomy #sulci #brain

[dwaynegodwin]

Why is the brain wrinkled? The appearance of the body’s organs often reflects their function. The heart resembles a pump, and the kidneys and liver look a bit like filters. But at first blush, the appearance of the brain bears little relationship to what it actually does. Embedded in the gyri (the bumps) and sulci (the grooves) is a developmental marvel that is the product of millions of years of adaptation, with an expansion in recent human evolution creating these wrinkles that are common in human brains but are by no means exclusive to us. Understanding why the brain looks like it does and how it came to be that way is important in understanding disorders that affect the brain’s development (read more)