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Layman added that capturing the intricacies of the human body one of the greatest challenges for artists. “It does take years. I think it takes a lifetime,” she said.

Anything you want to look at, you can go and find it,” Coughlin said. Students also have the ability to explore specific parts of the body, whether that be the brain, lungs or even the feet.