X-ray Body in Motion - Yoga by Hybrid Medical Animation
ΙΩΑΝΝΗΣ Δ. ΑΓΓΕΛΗΣ, ΟΡΘΟΠΑΙΔΙΚΟΣ ΧΕΙΡΟΥΡΓΟΣ
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(c) Hybrid Medical Animation
A visual study/exploration of the body in motion with a focus on yoga poses.
Our goal for this piece was to create a realistic representation of radiological (x-ray) imaging.
Instead of just creating a still image, however, we wanted to combine the beautiful moves of yoga with this new visual approach to bring the full human skeleton to life.
Technical challenges included aspects such as achieving proper bone densities and representing actual bone marrow inside each individual bone.
Quick note: This is 3D animation (no use of mocap). No one was harmed, exposed to radiation, or grew a third arm.
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