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Macro normally means (in photography) an image on the film that is bigger than the original object - extreme closeup
- while micro means showing something that can't be seen with the naked eye.
Therefore, a micro/macro drawing of an organic form would be a drawing of the surface of a leaf or animal part that was considerably larger than the original object.
Macro -
Using the eye, this might mean drawing the details of the inside of a flower or the texture of bark where an 8x10 drawing showed about an inch square of the the object.
For micro, you would either have to have a microscope or you would have to pull up microscopic images on the Internet and draw from them.
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When I was in college and learning to draw through the figure, I would start to draw the veins and cells. Even as a young artist I had that interest in the micro. When I was first allowed to start creating my own ideas, I did this diagram of a plant cell with the mitochondria and then animal cells. I entered into painting by looking through a lot of scientific images through biology books.