#drew berry

[fieldsandwaves]

Drew Berry

[hierophanatical]

Drew Berry: Animations of unseeable biology

[theorangefairy-blog1]

Drew has always been huge

[digitalzedling]

Here’s the music video Drew Berry and Björk collaborated on. It’s a few years old, but still a great example of how sci-arty music videos can happen.

[carbonmade-blog]

We love seeing personal work in your portfolios especially if it’s as cool as these tarot illustrations by Drew Berry. She’s a freelance background painter in LA working for Cartoon Network, Titmouse Inc, Nickelodeon and Dreamworks. That’s an impressive client roster and we hope there’s even more good stuff in the cards for this talented doodler.

[pointe-in-time]

Turned Out and I Know It

Drew Berry

So funny

Girl look at that 5th...

[biologyencore]

Want to see what some of the cellular and sub-cellular processes we've been talking about in class recently actually look like? Check out this TED Talk that uses computer animations informed by science to show DNA's structure, DNA replication, how DNA is wrapped up into chromosomes, and some of the details of mitosis! Cells are busy all the time!

[sightonscience]

"You have billions of this machine right now, whirring away inside you."

In his TEDx talk, Drew Berry of the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research in Melbourne, Australia, presents some impressively accurate animations of the molecules at work inside your cells.

The WEHI site has more animations, which I love for the sound design as much as the visuals. If you watch the one about X chromosome inactivation, you'll never look at calico cats the same way again.