Anatomy Body Part Painting
Participants paint accurate human anatomy, such as muscles, bones, nerves or blood vessels onto a live model.
Eligibility and teams
- The competition is open to all registered UG and PG physiotherapy students. There is one combined category.
- Each team should have 1 painter and 1 model. Both participants must be registered and from the same college.
- The model must take part willingly and must sign a consent form at the registration desk.
Topic
- Each Participant draws one body region upper limb, lower limb, back, thorax or abdomen.
- Participants can paint the muscles, bones, nerves or vessels of that region.
- Key structures must be labelled. Labels may use standard anatomical names or abbreviations.
Materials and safety
- Participant must bring own materials. Only skin-safe, water-based body or face paints may be used.
- Acrylic, oil or fabric paints, permanent markers, glitter and any material that is not skin-safe are not allowed.
- Brushes, sponges and eyeliner-type pencils may be used. Stencils, tattoos, stickers and printed templates are not allowed.
- Participants cannot use reference books, phones or printed images during painting. Each participant may bring one blank sheet for rough sketching.
- Models should do a small patch test before the event if they have sensitive skin. The organisers are not responsible for skin reactions.
- Models must wear modest, appropriate clothing, such as shorts and a sports vest or tank top. Painting is limited to the exposed areas of the drawn region.
Format and time limits
- Teams must report 30 minutes before the start time with the model ready.
- Teams have 90 minutes to finish. A warning is given 15 minutes before the end, and painting must stop when time is up.
- Only painters may paint. The model may not paint.
- After time is up, each team will have 2 minutes to explain its work to the judges, followed by questions.
- Teams must clean their area after judging.
For Any Query please contact
Event Coordinator
Dr. Miral Pandya– 9106769579