If working with a medical illustrator is a new experience for you, please take a moment to explore the information below. Feel free to reach out to me by email if I can answer any questions you may have!
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the process?
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Reach out by email to request an estimate for your project. You can read more about this process above (see "How much will my project cost?").
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After we discuss your needs for the project, I'll provide a custom proposal for you. When we're in agreement about the details, I'll ask you to sign a term sheet, and we can get started!
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I'll ask you to provide me with any information and images that are relevant to the project.
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You will the receive pencil sketches (or a storyboard for animation projects) to review with your medical or scientific expert. I will then make any indicated revisions.
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After you approve the pencil sketches, the final artwork is completed and delivered in your desired digital file formats.
How much will my project cost?
Many factors decide how much a custom illustration or animation will cost. In order to provide you with a free estimate, I will ask you for the following information:
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Number of figures -
Style and complexity of rendering -
2-dimensional versus 3-dimentional visuals -
Still versus animated imagery -
Economies of scale (bulk) -
Access to existing research and reference material -
Usage, distribution, and copyright needs -
Project timing
How long will my project take?
What services do you offer?
I produce illustrations for formats including:
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Books -
Journals and abstracts -
Grant proposals -
Patent applications -
Promotional and educational presentations -
Websites -
Apps
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Surgical procedures -
Scientific topics -
Patient education -
Cellular and molecular pathways, mechanisms, and structures
What are your qualifications?
Shark Tank event, Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions
Arcadia University Dept. of Art and Design