2025
Digital drawing
This piece was done for the annual MSRS (Medical Student Research Symposium) at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, where I served as the Clinical Research Artist.
After reading a book about sleep disorders and how inadequate sleep can cause many health-related problems, I was inspired to create this piece.
This cross-sectional drawing shows how the glymphatic system clears brain waste during sleep through astrocyte-lined perivascular channels (green), traveling via veins to the lymphatic system. Sleep disturbance can lead to adverse effects such as predisposition to neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s, marked by beta-amyloid (Aβ) buildup (yellow). While a few Aβs are flushed out in this illustration, most remain in the glymphatic system.
2023
Digital drawings
For this project, I worked with the VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System's Department of Urology to create instructional illustrations detailing urethral catheterization and catheter types. These illustrations were used in the SUCCESS (Surgical Urinary Catheter Care Enhancement Safety Study) training manual to teach medical staff how to correctly do catheter insertion and ensure optimal patient care.
To view the manual, click here.
From my time at BlueLink at the University of Michigan Medical School
2021
Digital drawings depicting:
1) Comprehensive illustration of the spinal plexuses
2) Cervical plexus
3) Brachial plexus
4) Lumbar plexus
5) Sacral plexus