Welcome to GrahamJ.com, the new home of fiVth.com. This site offers:
• medical & scientific animation services
• stock molecular images for slide, video or press
• updates on the science of my PhD
• 3d software plugins
• tutorials for molecular graphics & c4d
• useful links for scientists and illustrators
• article PDFs
• educational tools, including animations
• link to purchase amino acid beads
• artwork and tangible prints for sale
• information about medical illustration
• permission instructions for image use
• travel and hobby logs

Graham Johnson is a Certified Medical Illustrator with 14 years of professional experience. He has specialized in molecular and cellular biology since graduating from The Johns Hopkins School of Medicine in 1997 with a masters degree in Medical and Scientific Illustration. He illustrated the textbook Cell Biology along with all other visuals on this website. Graham currently lives in an Airstream trailer in La Jolla, California, executing research towards a PhD in biophysics from The Scripps Research Institute. More information and a CV can be found on the company page.

This accordian panel will summarize the goal/purpose of medical illustration as it contributes to research, education, and outreach.

This accordial panel will briefly describe why medical illustrators are needed and will attempt to answer the question, "why not just use photographs?"

My address often confuses clients, friends, and family. I move very frequently, and recently purchased an airstream travel trailer to increase that frequency. I reside with Flower, a siberian husky, in La Jolla, California just a few block from the Pacific Ocean where I house-sit a property owned by gracious friends Greg and Paula Salmon and Kathrine Hoeyng. I own a condo in Boulder, CO, but had to abandon it to renters when I matriculated at Scripps in 2005. Since November 15, 2000, a mail-forwarding company in Texas has collected all of my mail. They ship it to where ever I live on a weekly basis.