RIT’s Medical Illustration BFA. This medical illustration major prepares you to work with scientists, physicians, surgeons, researchers, and other medical specialists to take complex scientific ...

Audrey Thompson (back row, second from left) with fellow medical illustration students, Associate Professor Glen Hintz, and Orly and Ed Wiseman, who head production company Moving Pictures Inc. The ...

Like the larger medical field, medical illustration is predominantly white. There are fewer than 2,000 trained medical illustrators worldwide and Ford estimated less than 8% are people of color.

The image, created by Nigerian medical student and illustrator Chidiebere Ibe, struck a chord with countless people on social media, many of whom said that they had never seen a Black fetus ...

Yet a 2018 study found that only 4.5% of the images in medical textbooks feature darker skin tones. The lack of diversity in medical illustration can be dangerous. In dermatology, for instance ...

A Black medical student whose medical illustrations featuring a Black pregnant woman went viral in 2021 has sparked a nationwide initiative to diversify images in medicine. The illustrator is ...

She plans to put it to use doing something like textbook illustration, surgical illustration, patient education materials or courtroom exhibits — all part of the larger field of medical illustration.

Medical Illustration is a unique career that allows individuals with a love for the life sciences and art to combine their work and create an artistic product with a great, positive impact on others.

Many medical and scientific illustrations are created using a "carbon dust" technique developed in the early twentieth century by artist Max Brödel.

Medical illustration is a small field — there are about 2,000 certified professionals in the world, including a small team in Philly at CHOP. ... Another image of a child’s head showing a transparent ...

The recent book The Sick Rose: Disease and the Art of Medical Illustration is not to be leafed through lightly. The volume reproduces 19 th-century images from the Wellcome Library’s collection ...

One Mt. Airy medical illustrator, Birck Cox, melds the old and new when he works, using both paintbrush and computer mouse. “Most people react to the work that I do with ‘Ewww!!’,” says Cox. But the ...