Digital Medical Illustrations Portfolio
How do Digital Medical Illustrations Benefit me - The Customer.....
Containing a digital colour pallet, plus 3D and animation capabilities, the technology of digital art is a very exciting medium, resulting in unique and original pieces of artwork that benefits any customer project. The artwork has a clean and precise look about it, ideal for complex work, but also allows for production of more technical items such as medical instruments, buildings, hospital equipment extending even to figurative work. Its very versatile.
One of the best points of digital media, Is that it can be combined with traditional mediums too, to keep to an artistic feel if necessary, pushing the boundaries with regards to what a medical illustrator can achieve. Again resulting in the client getting vibrant, realistic images, that can be tailored to suit the needs for every project.
As a medical illustrator with graphic skills, Joanna can use her creativity and design skills to produce the illustration as as well as supply them in a leaflet or poster layout format, in order to give you an overall medical illustration service. To discuss your specific medical or scientific illustration project requirements you can contact Joanna here.
Lateral view superficial dissection of hip and thigh with cut and reflected gluteus maximus.
Lateral view superficial dissection of hip and thigh with reference to gerdy's tubercle.
Illustration of the skeleton highlighting back pain
The human skull and spine
Illustration of the arterial system. A Vector only illustration.
Illustration of capillary circulation within the human body.
Heart, lungs and thrombus diagram. A Vector only illustration.
Illustration showing classic nasal anatomy. Created in Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop
Nasal incision point for surgery
Illustration of aortic aneurysm with angiographic catheters
Aortic aneurysm with angiographic catheter and measuring device
Preparatory stages of EVAR stent deployment in an aortic aneurysm
A schematic diagram showing construction of the vein
A schematic diagram showing construction of the artery
Vertebrae L4 and L5 with spinal cord with area under compression
Vertebrae L4 and L5 with spinal cord showing bone degeneration
Vertebrae L4 and L5 and relating muscles
Illustration of the lumbar vertebrae L4 and L5 under compression
Lumbar vertebrae L4 and L5 with bone degeneration
Diagrammatic representation of the cardiovascular system
Digital illustration showing the perforating vein in situ
Diagram of the propulsion of the blood through muscle contraction.
A medical illustration of Laparoscopy surgery
A medical illustration of the Intra Uterine Insemination steps
Illustration of dye being injected into the uterus
Adhesions pulling the pelvis out of position with in the body
Three part illustration of vertical, transverse and classical incisions
Illustration of adhesions pulling the sphenoid bone out of place
Endometriosis being pulled by adhesions triggered by hormones of the menstrual cycle
Digital illustration of a mucous plug blocking the fallopian tube
Electron microscope view of the inside of a fallopian tube
Medical illustration of the spine and location of the dura
Illustration of an ectopic pregnacy in the fallopian tube
Patient Information poster showing RSI cause and effect
Illustration of a man - part of a patient information campaign
A three part medical illustration showing scar tissue or adhesions
Surgical illustration of Laparotomy incision and surgery
The menstrual cycle created as a vector only Illustration
Illustration showing the seperation of adhesions through massage
Digital illustration of red blood cells in an artery, created in Photoshop
Enlarged pituitory gland restricted by the sphenoid bone
Digital illustration with the focus on the lower lumbar nerves
Medical illustration with the focus on the lower lumbar nerves
Trapped lumbar nerves causing pain and discomfort
A medical illustration of the heart, anterior view, with annotation
Tendon anatomy of the hand
A broken tailbone can tighten the dura up the spine
How are Digital Medical Illustrations Produced....
Digital illustrations are produced in exactly the same way as any other project or illustration. To start, pencil sketches are produced and used as the base for the creation of colour or line artwork. The sketches are scanned so they appear on screen. With a digital pen, paints, airbrush to hand, the digital medium can create very exciting and realistic illustratons. Because digital uses a digital airbrush instead of a traditional paint brush, it is therefore referred to as digital' paintings.
Digital artwork is also an ideal medium to build graphs and charts, and can include detailed realistic anatomy features, to really make the graph stand out. All illustrations can be incorporated into any form of media, from websites to leaflets. Digital medical illustrations can be supplied as vector images such as Illustrator files, or pixel such as Photoshop. The illustrations can also be animated to really generate interaction and interest to fit the brief.
