It all started well over a year ago now when I was approached by someone from LinkedIn Learning, formally Lynda.com (LinkedIn bought Lynda.com back in 2015). My name had been brought up by another instructor who does the Essential Maya Training courses as they had seen that I had been creating medical animation tutorials on my YouTube channel...

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Work in Progress - Explaining Type 1 Diabetes

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Medical Illustration Tutorial: Creating Red Blood Cell Art in Adobe Illustrator

In this medical illustration video I describe the process of creating red blood cells in Adobe Illustrator. It is a super easy and quick way to make red blood cells using the revolve tool and symbol sprayer.

Work in Progress: 3D Modelling a Syringe

At the moment I am laying the foundations for a new project on local anaesthetics used in dentistry.

I have spent two days on the model so far - much quicker than my last model. I see progress.

The Lumen.

I was contacted by the editors of The Lumen magazine and asked to feature some of my work in their first edition. They were also very keen on having two of my drawing featured on the front and back page. I was very happy to have my work featured, it is always lovely when someone takes the time to really look at my work and the work have any kind of impact.

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