Communicating science and medicine through illustrations and visual storytelling.

 
 
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Scientific

Scientific illustrations are visual communicators of specific scientific subjects or details. They can be used to showcase anatomy, biological functions and interactions, and natural history just to name a few!

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Medical

A category within scientific illustrations, medical illustrations visually communicate medical pathologies and surgical procedures for different target audiences such as healthcare professionals and the general public. 

 
Pharyngeal anatomy in a child (pictured, aged 3). ❀ Did you know the position of the larynx changes throughout childhood until puberty? It starts higher, closer to the hyoid bone and moves downward. There's rapid movement during the first 3 years of
Process pictures, creating the final sketch of one of my thesis illustrations. ❀ This was particularly challenging because of the 3/4 perspective of the pharyngeal anatomy. The use of 3d models, specimens, and anatomical atlases were important in th
Skeleton Torso ❀ Did you know the xiphoid process is a cartilaginous section at the distal end of the sternum? It gradually ossifies during your lifetime and you can even palpate it in some older individuals! 🤯 ❀ Drawn 1:1 graphite, coloured in Ph
WIP and study from my last post on a beaver skull. . ❀ I would love to illustrate another skull but which one 🤔
Beaver Skull (Ventral). . ❀ Beavers are well known for their funky teeth! Their front teeth contain iron, which make them as tough as metal as they chomp through trees. The iron is also why they have an orange-y colour to them (and why our blood is r
The SOMSO Model: Abdominal Cavity. ❀ These models are effective and accurate teaching aids for human anatomy 🤓. Featured here is the abdominal viscera. 👀 . ❀ This was the first assignment in my masters program. It was also my first work in Adobe Il