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Pen and Ink / Line Work Medical Illustrations

Joanna produces her artwork in a wide range of styles, giving the customer maximum flexibility when looking for the right fit of illustration for any particular project. Black and white line work, as seen here works well not only for medical illustrations as they can be precise and informative, but their simple elegant style can be used for creating illustrations of any subject matter.

For medical illustration, the simplicity of black and white line, means the viewer can be encouraged to focus without distraction on a surgery procedure for example. And as Joanna has the aritistic ability to create drawn from scratch material, the customer can enjoy uniqe and bespoke art and illustration to suit a large variety of projects and subjects.

Black and white line work illustration has a timeless appeal with added qualities in that it still allows the artist the freedom with which to hand draw subjects, no computer has to be inviolved, so the finished result is creative whilst retaining clarity, essential for anatomy and illustrations of a scientific nature.

Line work or pen and ink illustration can be created to suit many subjects. Artwork can be just simple line, but can also contain texture and form by using shading techniques such as stipple, gradients, cross hatching and really making use of dark and light shadow. Resulting in stand out and appealing illustrations.

Joanna can provide artwork to suit a variety of projects, so if you require line work illustrations then please contact us to discuss your project requirements. Estimates can be provided with suggestions and ideas to assist.

Adhesions restricting the cervix

Bones of the foot. Created as digital black and white line work

The foot contains more than 26 bones with 33 joints

Digital line work with colour

The bones of the foot lateral view, drawn as line work

Digtially created line work bones of the foot lateral view

 
Adhesions restricting the cervix

Pen and ink illustration showing - adhesions restricting the cervix

Female anatomy in cross section

Pen an dink - female anatomy in cross section

Part 1 of  a sigmoid colectomy surgical sequence

Traditional pen and ink illustration - sigmoid colectomy surgery
See all Sigmoid Colectomy stages

 
Anatomy of the occipital muscles

Anatomy of the occipital muscles. A pen and ink illustration

Seating positions causing RSI

A two part medical illustration of seating positions causing RSI

Repair of the bile duct

Repair of the bile duct. Artwork prepared for a surgeon's paper

 
Woman falling on her tailbone

Pen and ink drawing of a woman falling on her tailbone

A woman falling on her hip

A woman falling on her hip to demonstrate a fall injury

Adhesions caused by an impact

Adhesions caused by an impact

 
Part 2 of  a sigmoid colectomy surgical sequencee

Traditonal pen and ink illustrating surgery of the bowel

Part 3 of a sigmoid colectomy surgical sequence

Continued pen and ink illustration of the next step of bowel surgery - See all Sigmoid Colectomy stages

Right parotoid dissection created in pen and ink

Right parotoid dissection created in pen and ink

 

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