Antibodies are the agents of our immune system. Each is sent to engage a specific target, to neutralize it or tag it for destruction. I’ve been doing some experimental renders with these, trying out different looks with the same geometry and composition. At the top of the page, is my favorite of the moment. It kind of reminds me of the fabulous movie posters created by Drew Struzan for Star Wars. (Sunday is Star Wars Day: May the Fourth Be With You! Get it?.. HA!…) Maybe these are the kind of antibodies that bind to midichlorians and eliminate them from the story line.
Antibodies from Harry Potter, perhaps?
And finally, I think these antibodies protect you from Lucky Charms.
I have an interest in the same area. The University of Washington has a scientific illustration program. Many of its courses are focused on plants and animals, anatomy, movement, and the different drawing styles.
I don’t like the green one or the dramatic lighting of the middle one – I can believe a fleshy world of the top… the deep focus of the green one makes these things look gigantic! Since this is an internal battle I wonder about much softer light.
Hi Dennis, Thanks for the feedback! I’m always looking for new ways to depict these tiny unseeable things. By the way, I just watched your “Starlings at Sunset” on Vimeo, and it was amazing!
I have an interest in the same area. The University of Washington has a scientific illustration program. Many of its courses are focused on plants and animals, anatomy, movement, and the different drawing styles.
I study medical biotechnology….your work is Awesome!!!! <3
Thanks Flavia! 🙂
I don’t like the green one or the dramatic lighting of the middle one – I can believe a fleshy world of the top… the deep focus of the green one makes these things look gigantic! Since this is an internal battle I wonder about much softer light.
Hi Dennis, Thanks for the feedback! I’m always looking for new ways to depict these tiny unseeable things. By the way, I just watched your “Starlings at Sunset” on Vimeo, and it was amazing!
Hey John! I was in the foulest of all moods this morning until I read this post. Thanks!