Produced in: 3DSlicer, Maxon ZBrush, Cinema 4D
This editorial illustration was created to depict the plastic-consuming capabilities of the waxworm, Galleria mellonella, as a potential avenue of research for future plastic recycling. The bottle, worms, plant, and soil were sculpted in ZBrush, and the final render was created from Cinema4D. The final layout was composited in Photoshop.
Produced in: Maxon ZBrush, Maxon Cinema4D, Adobe Photoshop
The shoulder joint has a rich arterial supply via several branches of the subclavian and axillary arteries to safeguard against ischemia.
This model started as a rough segmentation of the bones in the right shoulder. The data was segmented from a CT scan in the D2P software. From this segmentation, the bones were smoothed, and a large fracture in the head of the humerus was repaired in Pixologic Zbrush. The ligaments of the shoulder, and the arterial supply were modeled de novo in Zbrush. Materials and final lighting and rendering were completed in Zbrush.
This enzyme catalyzes two critical steps in the mevalonate pathway, producing the precursors to essential molecules in eukaryotes. This enzyme is critical to survival of both the amastigote and promastigote stages in Leishmania.
The molecular structure of this model was retrieved from PDB and visualized in Cinema4D via the ePMV plugin.
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Phototropism is the ability of a plant to grow towards a light source. This animation is designed to explain the differential growth that causes a plant to bend towards the light to a high school audience. This animation started as an original script and storyboard. The modeling, texturing, lighting, and rendering were completed in Cinema4D. Post effects were applied in Adobe After Effects.
Produced in: Cinema4D, Adobe After Effects
This animation was created in partnership with a student group at the Johns Hopkins Center for Bioengineering Innovation and Design to explain the problems with current syringe flushing and to promote a novel syringe design that creates pulsatile flow. The script was written and edited in collaboration with the student group, storyboarding was completed and an animatic created.
Produced in: Adobe Illustrator, Adobe After Effects
This is a simple motion graphic depicting the symptoms of intraoperative floppy iris syndrome, or IFIS. This animation could be included on a lecture slide and spoken to, or it could be included as part of a larger animated sequence with narration. The graphic style emphasizes the main characteristic of each symptom so a viewer can easily understand the differences between them.
Produced in: Adobe Illustrator, Adobe After Effects
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