Glymphatic System | medical illustration

Glymphatic System Illustration Client: Scientific journal publication This medical illustration highlights the glymphatic space—the fluid-filled area between brain blood vessels and astrocyte endfeet. The design combines a macro view of the brain with a zoomed-in detail to clearly show the interaction between glial cells, blood vessels, and fluid flow. Created for use in a scientific article, the image prioritizes clarity, accuracy, and visual impact.

2021

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