Yuki Toy (Yuki Toyooka Smith) is an artist and author in Los Angeles. She grew up in Hokkaido, Japan, and teaches Anatomy Illustration and Figure Drawing at several colleges in Los Angeles.

Known for anatomical illustration in muted, pastel tones, her color pencils create a subdued and nostalgic feel-evoking a tradition that spans from Leonardo da Vinci to Nicolas Henri Jacob. Yuki’s personal work often focuses on the absurd life that can be seen in the desert landscapes.

Yuki Toy (Yuki Toyooka Smith) is an artist and author based in Los Angeles. She grew up in Hokkaido, Japan, and teaches Anatomy Illustration and Figure Drawing at several colleges in Southern California.

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879 Followers, 201 Following, 165 Posts - Yuki Toy (@yukitoyanatomy) on Instagram: "Artistic Anatomy🥩& Figure Drawing Medical Illustrator at UCLA Radiology Dept Asst Prof of Art at Crafton Hills College"

Nov 17, 2018 · Yuki Toy's latest series is a literal Pop Culture Dissection of appropriated images from the recent zeitgeist, that juxtaposes their initial presentation with a medically accurate depiction of what lies just beneath the skin–each showcased in triptych form.

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Yuki Toy is an artist and author in Los Angeles. She grew up in Hokkaido, Japan and teaches Anatomy Illustration at American University of Health Sciences in Signal Hill, and figure drawing at SPACE South Pasadena Art Center. She has been published in multiple medical illustration books and her artwork has been part of the curriculum at USC and ...

Nov 8, 2018 · Yuki Toy is an artist and author in Los Angeles. She grew up in Hokkaido, Japan and teaches Anatomy Illustration at American University of Health Sciences in Signal Hill and figure drawing at SPACE South Pasadena Art Center.

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