Houston Methodist Hospital: Hope after Breast Cancer
A series of four neofuturistic portraits of two scientists and a patient of the Houston Methodist Hospital for the hospital foundation's magazine.
"Without Dr. Rodriguez, the program and without God, I think that I would not be here today.”
— Barbara Blough
A series of four neofuturistic portraits of two scientists and a patient of the Houston Methodist Hospital for the hospital foundation's magazine. The article refers to a program where the community gives back to the community at Houston Methodist Hospital. It helps uninsured women in Houston cope with the difficult, serious challenges in their lives. You can read the article here.
I have tried to convey a positive atmosphere, illuminating the faces of these great scientists with strong white light. The Gestalt Psychology principles of Good Continuation and Form Invariance are used to create the impression of movement in space and time. The color palette refers to the colors of the stained-glass windows in a classic Methodist church.
Created in collaboration with the Richards/Calsberg advertising company. Based on photos by Terry Vine.
The first portrait I created was of Barbara Blough, the patient, for the magazine cover.
Barbara Blough portrait
Mrs. Barbara Blough's portrait for the opening of the article.
The portrait of Dr. Jaime Mejia.
The portrait of Dr. Angel Rodriguez.
The cover and the internal pages of the Houston Methodist Hospital Foundation magazine.
Layout design by Richards/Carlberg.
Many thanks to Karen Holland and everyone at Richards/Carlberg Advertising.
See more of my neofuturistic artworks:
- Yahoo! London 2012 Games coverage
- Turkey 2010: Basketball World Championship
- For the love of the game
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