A couple of months ago we were doing medical illustrations at work. I always see cool 3d illustrations of cells, viruses, diseases etc. while browsing sites like Web MD or health magazines and I thought I would give it a try. I am very happy with the results. Below are three 3d illustrations. The first one is a mix of cancer and bacteria cells, the second is an illustration of what red blood cells look like floating/ flying through veins, and the third is bacteria on its own. The last image is a collage of some of the assets I created to make the compositions. I always thought that these kind of illustrations would be very hard to create but with a little bit of thought and planning it actually was not too difficult. I created the assets individually in 3ds Max then composited and added some blur and filter passes to give them a realistic feel in Photoshop. My tip for anyone thinking of attempting illustrations like this, or for any other subject matter, is to never be intimidated by the complexity of the idea. If you plan carefully and be thoughtful in the development process then you can make the hardest projects look effortless.
Welcome! My name is Jonathan Kaplan. I am a Designer, Animator, 3D Artist, Graphic Specialist, Web Guru, Illustrator, Painter, and overall Creative Consultant. Currently I work in the Architecture and Interior Design Industry as a 3d Artist and Animator but I am also interested in Marketing, Special Effects, Game Design, Film, Animation, and Music. This is my work and inspiration. Checkout my company website www.kaplandesignlabs.com or email me at jonakap1@gmail.com :)
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Monday, August 20, 2012
3D Medical Illustrations: Cancer, Bacteria, & Blood Cells
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These 3D illustrations are really good. The bacterium and blood cells seem to move in the picture. This makes the subject be clearer and more detailed. This will be a great help especially to those teaching and studying medical courses. Great job!
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Thank you so much Brooke. I try to incorporate a sense of motion into any artwork I can, it worked especially well in this case. Thanks for reading the blog!
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