Key Visuals
The key visual is an image motif that is used in project to enhance recognition. Similar to Cover Art, the key visual should be both aesthetic and informative, as well as somehow "catchy" design.
Key visuals that I produced here were used in science conferences and a program.
RNA 2022 Annual Meeting
July 2022
This key visual was created for the 23rd Annual Meeting of the RNA Society of Japan in 2022. Since this meeting was held in Kyoto, I paid homage to Choju-jinbutsu-giga, famous scrolls found in Kyoto's temple which are said to be created in 12th-13th century. The visual is used for a poster and a brochure.
I copied a linear monochrome drawing style, but many parts were modified or added to show scientific meetings, such as central dogma (left) and vaccine and virus (right).
Primate Developmental Biology Seminar
March 2021
This key visual was created for the ASHBi Primate Developmental Biology Seminar Series Poster. The visual is also used for ASHBi's website and other purposes.
ASHBi/CiRA Bioethics Symposium (cancelled)
April 2020
This key visual was created for the ASHBi/CiRA Bioethics Symposium - the Ethics of Brain Organoid Research and Application. This symposium was, however, cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The visual is now used for ASHBi's website and other purposes.
CiRA Research
Internship Program
March 2017
This key visual was created for the CiRA Research Internship Program held in CiRA every year. The key visual has been used for posters and website as a PR.
State of the Birds 2016
February 2016
This key visual was created for State of the Birds 2016, the report on the first-ever conservation vulnerability assessment for native species that occur in Canada, the continental U.S. and Mexico.
