Scientific accuracy, clear communication
Medical illustration is used to communicate scientific information, whether that means teaching a patient about their healthcare, supporting clinical education, or helping explain a procedure, treatment, or scientific concept.
As a Board-Certified Medical Illustrator (CMI), I bring accredited expertise in human anatomy, scientific accuracy, professional standards, and visual communication.
I am also a Fellow of the Association of Medical Illustrators (FAMI), a distinction recognizing sustained service and contribution to the profession. My work spans clinical illustration, patient and professional education, research communication, and health-focused visual storytelling.
Below is a selection of medical and scientific illustration across anatomy, clinical communication, health education, and professional training.
Clinical Anatomy, Pathology & Procedures
Detailed 2D illustration for anatomy, pathology, patient education, and procedural communication.
TearCare
Anatomical and educational illustrations depicting ocular anatomy and dry-eye disease progression.
Medline: Skintegrity Series
Clinical illustrations supporting education around skin anatomy, pathology, and treatment.
Arterial Line Placement
Illustrated procedural guide supporting step-by-step clinical education for the UIC Simulation and Integrated Learning (SAIL) Center
People, Movement & Health Education
Illustration for patient and professional education, with an emphasis on people, movement, healthcare roles, and the body in action.
Clinical & Bariatric Exercise Physiology Roles Series
Illustrated professional-education pieces depicting the roles, activities, and patient interactions of clinical and bariatric exercise physiologists.
Overarm Throw
Sequential illustration combining human movement and anatomy to explain the mechanics of an overarm throw.
Health & Exercise Infographic Series
Illustrated health-education graphics translating exercise and cardiovascular concepts for a broad professional audience.
Respiratory Muscle Clinical Pathways
Illustrated academic figure focused on patients at increased risk for impaired respiratory muscle performance.
Research & Scientific Explanation
Illustration and figure design for communicating research findings, mechanisms, and scientific relationships.
Conceptual & Playful Health Illustration
Conceptual and educational illustration using metaphor, humor, and character to make health and science more approachable.
Need help communicating something complex?
I’m available for medical, scientific, patient education, and clinical communication projects.