As a medical illustrator, I create drawings to explain complex medical and biological topics. I draw illustrations for international journals that publish scientific articles. I design educational illustrations to explain complex medical topics in a way that is suitable for the target audience. I illustrate textbooks for biology lessons in upper grades. For clinics, I draw graphics that are used to educate patients.
I design diagrams and infographics for pharmaceutical companies to use in conference presentations. I illustrate funding applications with images that clarify the structure and research focus of the consortia. I develop logos for the branding of medical companies and for third-party grant proposals.
Visual concepts for research communication:
Design of drawings on all topics in medicine and biology:
Evaluation of data and didactic preparation for media and teaching:
I research all needed medical information myself that is necessary to design a scientific illustration.
To offer a client new solutions for scientific illustrations, medical knowledge is irreplaceable.
For an average illustrator, all scientific facts have to be explained in detail. Being a medical doctor, I already understand what my clients are talking about.
If medical illustrations are designed without medical knowledge, this can result in repeated rounds of corrections. As a medical professional, I design accurate illustrations right from the start.
Being a medical doctor, I transform scientific facts into illustrations.
I design illustrations that are visually appealing and scientifically accurate.
My work is tailored to meet the needs of the target group: from the general public to the scientific community.
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