HUMAN NECK
Client: Dave Mazierski.
Media: Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator.
Audience: Undergraduate students.
Objective: Make a digital tonal illustration of the anatomy of the anterior neck and inferior lateral cervical region. A specimen from the J. C. B. Grant's Museum was used as the primary reference for this illustration.
Last updated in January, 2018.


TAGS
Graphic Design, Editorial
Magazine: Addictions
Giving addictions research a friendlier face
CLIENT
IMS Magazine
Colleen Tang Poy
COLLABORATORS
LAST UPDATED
2019
MEDIA
Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign
FORMAT
Cover of a science magazine.

Concept
Participants in a support group share their struggles with addiction to cannabis, opioids, and alcohol. "Monsters" hovering behind them represent the respective addictions. The addictions were designed to appear coaxing and insidious, but rendered in a cartoon, "animatronic" style so they wouldn't appear overly frightening. The seated characters show the human aspect of the illness and offer a hopeful perspective towards coping with one's struggles through social support.
This project was a collaboration between myself and Colleen Tang Poy.
Target audience
Medical students, researchers.
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