Dalena Huynh

Crossing barriers through visual communication

3D Modeling

The following work showcases my ability to create realistic 3D models of the human anatomy and biological sciences.

Low Poly vs High Poly Pelvis Model

Media: Pixologic Zbrush, Maya, Redshift, Adobe Creative Cloud (Substance Painter, Photoshop and Illustrator)
Purpose: To show a side-by-side comparison of a low poly vs. high poly model of the pelvis with the same level of detail

Visual Signs of Symptoms in the Throat

Media: Pixologic Zbrush, Autodesk Maya, Redshift, Adobe Creative Cloud (Substance Designer, SubstancePainter, Photoshop and Illustrator)
Audience: Physicians and patients
Purpose: The visual poster compares the visual signs of different symptoms related to the throat, whether it is a viral or bacterial infection, and when it’s necessary to schedule an appointment with a doctor.

Deer, I’m Coming Home

Media: Pixologic Zbrush, 3Ds Max, Adobe Creative Cloud (Photoshop and Illustrator)
Audience: High school or younger audience
Purpose: The purpose of the educational poster was to showcase the life cycle of the Chinese water deer and briefly mention how reintroducing the Chinese water deer back to mainland China from the United Kingdom could help the deer’s genetic diversity and increase the population size. The poster uses a mix of toon shader and stylized alpha fur on the deer, a textured canvas later, and a stylized landscape to make it more visually appealing for a younger audience.

Rhodopsin

Media: 3Ds Max, VMD, Adobe Creative Cloud (Photoshop and Illustrator)
Audience: Undergraduate students
Purpose: The poster visualizes rhodopsin as a homodimer in its active conformational state and shows a didactic illustrative comparison of its conformational state before it was activated.

Media: Blender, Adobe After Effects
Purpose: To create a seamless transition between the fetal development stages (starting at day 23) and with different stylized materials.

Back to Top