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Ikumi Kayama Medical & Scientific Illustration: September 2008

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Wednesday, September 3, 2008. This piece had been completed for a while, but has not made its way to the website yet.  I need to update my website! The plate shows the main step for the scleral buckle procedure in order to correct a retinal tear.  Instead of going into the interior of the eye, the problem is fixed from the exterior of the eyeball.  . This piece was rendered in traditional transparent watercolor and finished in Photoshop.  . Tomorrow I'll go look for some adult specimen.  . I am an Insect.

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Ikumi Kayama Medical & Scientific Illustration: June 2008

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Tuesday, June 10, 2008. My work featured in the Washington Post. On May 30, 2008, the Washington Post has featured the IC-14 Show in DC near the National Portrait Gallery. In the article, the writer mentions my flounder piece! Here is the link (in a new window). My illustration is not in the article, but you can always access it by clicking here. I feel oddly famous! This will be considered as an intern position. Neat! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Visit my online portfolio! View my complete profile.

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Ikumi Kayama Medical & Scientific Illustration: January 2009

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Thursday, January 29, 2009. The Year of the Ox! It's the year of the Ox.the muskox (Ovibos moschatus) counts, right? Look me up in science-art.com. And of course, the bigger and better portfolio site. Saturday, January 17, 2009. CHANL Open House at University of North Carolina. Works by Ikumi have been recognized to be on display as a part of the Scientific Art Competition hosted by Chapel Hill Analytical and Nanofabrication Laboratory Institute for Advanced Materials (CHANL). These pieces were displayed:.

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Ikumi Kayama Medical & Scientific Illustration: February 2009

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Monday, February 9, 2009. I love the Actions Tab in Photoshop.  Now that I use it everyday, I don't think I can live without it, (or make websites). One complaint I have is that it's a pain to edit an action.  What if I changed my mind and want the thumbs to be 45x45 instead of 50x50? 160;Do I have to do this all over again? I thought so until today.  The answer is so simple, no one will ever guess.  . You just add more actions to your existing action:  . That's it.  Kind of too easy? It happened again&#...

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Ikumi Kayama Medical & Scientific Illustration: July 2008

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Tuesday, July 29, 2008. 2008 Guild of Natural Science Illustrators Annual Exhibit. The opening reception for Annual Exhibit for Guild of Natural Science Illustrators was held in Hartell Gallery at Cornell University on July 21,2008. The gallery was beautiful and we had a wonderful time. My chameleon piece was displayed in the digital illustration section of the exhibit. Monday, July 28, 2008. Award of Excellence in AMI salon. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Visit my online portfolio! View my complete profile.

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Ikumi Kayama Medical & Scientific Illustration: CHANL Open House at University of North Carolina

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Saturday, January 17, 2009. CHANL Open House at University of North Carolina. Works by Ikumi have been recognized to be on display as a part of the Scientific Art Competition hosted by Chapel Hill Analytical and Nanofabrication Laboratory Institute for Advanced Materials (CHANL). At the University of North Carolina. . The CHANL's first annual open house was on January 15, and it was a great success! These pieces were displayed:. 3d Studio Max and Photoshop. Dermal Chromatophores of the Chameleon.

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Ikumi Kayama Medical & Scientific Illustration: August 2008

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Saturday, August 23, 2008. This piece is new! 160;I completed this illustration with the Smithsonian Institute! 160;As soon as I update my website, this piece will be in my website. 160;Until then, it will live here. . Labels: science illustration; Ikumi Kayama; illustration; bugs; beetles; entomology; tone illustration. I have been invited to work in American Museum of Natural History from October to December of this year in New York City! Who knows what sort of adventure awaits! View my complete profile.

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Ikumi Kayama Medical & Scientific Illustration: Photoshop Actions Tip!!

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Monday, February 9, 2009. I love the Actions Tab in Photoshop.  Now that I use it everyday, I don't think I can live without it, (or make websites). One complaint I have is that it's a pain to edit an action.  What if I changed my mind and want the thumbs to be 45x45 instead of 50x50? 160;Do I have to do this all over again? I thought so until today.  The answer is so simple, no one will ever guess.  . You just add more actions to your existing action:  . That's it.  Kind of too easy?

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Ikumi Kayama Medical & Scientific Illustration: Central Park

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Saturday, October 11, 2008. The weather was unusually pretty on Friday, so instead of locking myself up inside a building, I took a leisurely stroll in the Central Park.  I made a big mistake of not taking my maps, so all I found was a pond and the Strawberry fields.  . Next time I need to be more prepared.  :). 160;Who would have thought that I would be here now! The cats appreciate the view of the city too.in their own ways. The cats. Love it! April 3, 2009 at 5:52 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).