New cover design @naturesynthesis.bsky.social

I really had fun visualizing the Turner Lab’s research and am grateful that they let me take a playful approach. We turned one-pot multienzyme cascade reactions into a marble run—perfect for an animated cover!
Research behind the cover ▶️ rdcu.be/ealKn

Happy Holidays everyone ⭐! I hope you enjoy some relaxing time with your loved ones.

If you're in need of festive (bio)molecules, here are some ⭐-shaped suggestions

1: A cyanostar
2: PDB 8I6G
3: PDB 6M6G
4: PDB 6Y83

SMILES for the cyanostar are below, so you don't have to draw it by hand (unlike me 😅)

Feel free to add your favorite festive molecule!

#b3d #chemistry #biochemistry

On today's menu: 3D printed enzymes spinning under UV light 😊

#3dprinting #biocatalysis

December is here—time to get into the festive spirit ⭐

Monomer of 4-oxalocrotonate tautomerase (pdb 4OTA)

#b3d for #sciart

The tiny world of balls and sticks (aka amino acid residues).

Rendered with #b3d using #molecularnodes

I sometimes forget how flexible proteins are. It becomes really apparent when you use NMR states for an animation. That poor cofactor is getting pushed around a lot 😅

#sciart #blender3d #biocatalysis

Hi 👋
I'm a former scientist (biocatalysis, synthesis and protein engineering) turned scientific illustrator. I’ve been combining my love for science and design since 2016.

My work mainly consists of renderings of (bio)molecules. If you're into that, let’s connect! 😊

#sciart using #blender3d

I'm a former scientist who blends. Does that count as well? 😊

Hello Bluesky! I'm looking forward to seeing lots of #sciart and #science in my feed again! 👋