mimi.guo.art

It’s always exciting to see my design printed out in physical copies!

In the past year from Sept 24 to 25, our office has hosted a series of events to foster cancer research collaboration across different organizations. Apart from gaining more hands-on event planning experience, I’ve had the opportunity to contribute to the program design and a variety of marketing activities. It’s a great feeling to see my artistic skillsets can help advance and communicate science in action.

Shout out to the amazing team in the directorate office who make everything runs smoothly: Lianne, Natasha, Patrick, Aaron and Susannah.

Event recap stories can be found .

I completed a self portrait with a brain ghosted in. This illustration was completed in three different media: carbon dust for the self portrait, acrylic for the brain, and digital photoshop for the composition. Glad to be back to in person class!

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Woohoo! Very excited to see the journal cover I designed published. Thank you Hein Lab for this amazing opportunity and congratulations for another publication!

Remdesivir is clinically used for treating COVID infections.
It terminates viral replication by inhibiting its RNA dependent RNA polymerase.

I’m very excited to start molecular visualization class!

A tonal digital drawing of structures in posterior abdomen.

Direct observation from specimen in Grant’s Museum. Reference from Grant’s Atlas.

A textbook illustration on leukocyte diapedesis!

Leukocytes are the immune cells in our body that respond to pathogen invasion. They cross the blood vessels to get to the infected areas via a series of events - tethering, rolling, adhesion, crawling, and transmigration. This whole process is called leukocyte diapedesis.

Ramen noodles featuring an boiled egg.