Anatomical sketch from direct observation of the mesentery and mesenteric vessels of the small intestine. Created during the Medical and Biological Illustration graduate program at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
Anatomical sketch from direct observation of the kidneys and abdominal vessels. Created during the Medical and Biological Illustration graduate program at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
Illustration of a left frontal craniotomy to remove a large brain tumor, designed for slide presentation. Created during the Surgical Illustration course in the Medical and Biological Illustration graduate program at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
Illustration of tumor removal from the parotid gland, designed for a textbook. Created during the Surgical Illustration course in the Medical and Biological Illustration graduate program at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
Anatomical plate about the mesentery and mesenteric vessels of the small intestine, created during the Medical and Biological Illustration graduate program at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Illustration created for the National Aquarium in Baltimore, Maryland, during the Medical and Biological Illustration graduate program at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. This poster communicates the typical progression of color change in red-capped cardinals as they mature from fledgling to adult.
Still images from a turntable movie (click here) of the inner and middle ear sculpted using ZBrush, based on MRM (magnetic resonance microscopy) data. The anatomy of the inner and middle ear is presented with a particular focus on the nerves of the area. The MRM data (a series of TIFF images) was prepared in OsiriX and a 3D surface was exported to OBJ format for sculpting in ZBrush. Data
Educational poster about bumblebees and their adaptations for nectar and pollen gathering, combining graphite and Photoshop. Created during the Medical and Biological Illustration graduate program at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
A retractor, scalpel, and electrocautery instrument modeled and rendered in Cinema 4D. Created during the Medical and Biological Illustration graduate program at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
Red blood cells and a white blood cell modeled and rendered in Cinema 4D. Created during the Medical and Biological Illustration graduate program at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
