Adam Questell enjoys creating striking, accurate imagery and has committed himself to the form and function of visual communications through the medium of 3D-CGI as applied to illustration and animation for the medical, biotech, scientific, pharmaceutical, technical, and industrial communities.
Adam’s imagery is about quickly and efficiently conveying complex concepts, but it’s also about breathing life and energy into products and ideas. Creating this type of imagery takes someone that enjoys communicating with scientists, physicians, engineers, executives, sales personnel, marketing specialists, advertising teams, and most importantly the audience.
The opening illustration for an authoritative collection of articles covering a wide range of educational and disease topics related to the heart and circulatory system....
The opening illustration for an authoritative collection of articles covering a wide range of educational and disease topics related to human genetics and inheritance....
The opening illustration for an authoritative collection of articles covering a wide range of disease topics associated with the eye and human vision....
The opening illustration for an authoritative collection of articles covering a wide range of disease topics associated with the human digestive system....
The opening illustration for an authoritative collection of articles covering a wide range of disease topics associated with teeth....
A techie look at the common components found in normal bloodflow including red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets....
This illustration of the kidney and its blood supply is one of 7 illustrations created for inclusion in The Complete Human Body and all subsequent anatomy books produced by Dorling Kindersley....
This illustration of myocardium (heart muscle) is one of 7 illustrations created for inclusion in The Complete Human Body and all subsequent anatomy books produced by Dorling Kindersley. ...
A look at the exterior and interior of alveoli sacs and their adjacent blood vessels found in the lungs...
Four steps in the procedure to prepare the Cortoss Delivery System for use during surgery....