Breast Cancer


Electronic illustration of a papilloma in the lactiferous ducts of the breast.

This medical illustration was created in corel draw and fractal design painter for publication in the newspaper. The medical illustration was purposely designed very bold -in cartoon like colors for the best possible reproduction in the newspaper, where the printing quality is very rough.

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