The Maryland Science Center needed graphics for an interactive exibition on the human body. The challenge was to take three different bodies (a man, a woman, and a child) and strategically lay them out on four different graphic panels so that as the panels are rotated by visitors, body parts come together to make new and different configurations. The graphics had to be extremely durable as well. Additional work included graphics for Dial-a-Germ, the Waking Tunnel, and peep-hole signage for a sound installation.