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Incyte Vitiligo Patient Animation.

Purple immune cells and green bacteria within a detailed pink microscopic skin environment

Full animation / 04:202D / 3D animation / 2024

The science within the skin. A 2D/3D hybrid film created with the Real Chemistry team to help people living with vitiligo understand their disease.

Illustrated everyday moments meet a detailed, three-dimensional view beneath the skin. The film connects the patient experience with the biology of vitiligo. Working with the team at Real Chemistry, I contributed 3D animation and compositing to bring these two visual worlds together.

Client: IncytePatient education
Audience: People living with vitiligo
Year: 2024
Role: 3D animationCompositing
Tools: Cinema 4DRedshiftAfter EffectsIllustrator
Collaboration: Real Chemistry team

Beneath the surface.

3D imagery introduces the skin, melanin and the immune cells involved in the story.

A cross-section of skin showing a hair follicle, melanocytes and melanin — Skin anatomy

Side-by-side skin cross-sections showing different amounts of melanin — Making the invisible visible

Purple immune cells alongside melanocytes in a pink skin cross-section — Cells in context

A human perspective.

The illustrated patient story connects the microscopic world to everyday life.

Three illustrated people talking together in a park — Everyday moments

An illustrated woman with vitiligo sitting in a park — The patient perspective

An illustrated group of friends talking beneath trees — Connection & community

An illustrated patient beside a three-dimensional skin surface — 2D & 3D, together

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Beneath the surface.

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