Interior of a human cell. The original file was about 10x10 ft. A second version was of the same cell being attacked by free radicals. Details not discernable at this size are individual proteins and surface textures.

Asahi/America asked to have a unique look for their advertising, annual reports and trade exhibits. I did 6 different illustrations of their valve products in this unique style.

When The Nature Conservancy needed a map showing the scope of area affected by the Great Bay I created this from a variety of area maps. It is simple in color in order to show the extent of water features.

An annual promotional calendar for Hologic's x-ray customers. This design addressed two separate purposes. It was a calendar, but when trimmed to the pinline it was also a frameable poster. I converted x-ray files of real clocks and composed and colorized in Photoshop.

I climbed all through the real powerplant in order to get it all correct. This cutaway illustration is used for educational purposes.

Simplified transparent illustration of a generic automobile for trade show use.

This image was created from 12 separate photographs (both stock and custom) combined with my own digital creations. The result is a very believeable hospital scenario.

One of my several "comic" styles, this is from a series from a 5-part direct marketing program for a software company.

I combined chemical photos and created a realistic-looking cube puzzle for the cover of a catalog. The idea was to focus the chemist on the purity and variety of the client's chemicals.

An expanded view of the inside of a large generic turbine. I kept it simplified for educational use.

My client Strem Chemicals needed a cover for their emerging products which aren't in their catalog. I came up with the idea of bending a lightbulb tube into a representation of an atom's electron path.