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.
This CGI molecular representation shows the degree of cross-linking utilized in Vycross technology-infused skin care products....
This illustration is an example of compositing product photography with medical illustration to better explain the novel patellar positioning and support technology hidden beneath the confines of the knee brace...
Cover illustration for Contemporary OB/GYN magazine. The topic examined is in-vitro maturation, a process by which an undersized immature oocyte is harvested, matured in-vitro, and then reinseminated. ...
Cover illustration for the Journal of Oncology Practice (The Authoritative Resource for Practicing Oncology). It depicts a tumor in the renal medulla of a human kidney....
This image was created as a lead-in image for The ASCO Post for an article titled, "Tackling the Obesity and Cancer Epidemic". It depicts many of the target proteins, compounds, and pathways involved in the complex relationship between obesity and cancer. These images are placed...
A look at a DNA double helix as it coils in the distance around histone proteins to form a chromosome....
The lead illustration for a Workforce Magazine, a human resources focused publication, containing an article about the possible workplace pitfalls associated with advanced genetic mapping....
A cinematic look at blood vessels used in a promotional animation....
This illustration is part of a series that educates and highlights the anatomy of the canine urinary bladder with special attention on the associated nerves and vessels....
This image was created as a locator image for a Scientific American article titled, "The Human Instrument". The goal was to offer an inside look at human vocal tract anatomy and the various areas associated with sound (mouth, oropharynx, esophagus, trachea, epiglottis, vocal chords). Additional...