Artists' Blogs

Hamilton, and the New York Primary

By |April 19th, 2016|Syndicated Content|

It’s easy to be apathetic, throw ones hands up and say, why bother? I’ve often felt such exasperation. But we must fight to support some semblance of a vision we believe will raise the tide and with it all boats. In the words of Hamilton, when challenging Aaron Burr on his lack of convictions, “If you don’t take a stand what will you fall for?” A double entendre if ever there was one.

When was the last time someone paid for your signature?

By |January 23rd, 2016|Syndicated Content|

There is the remote possibility that I will burn in Fine Artist hell for saying this but I think Norman Rockwell is the greatest artist ever born. I also like Monet and think Robert Frost is a darn good poet! The thing about Rockwell is…the guy could really tell a story. He was a draftsman, a […]When was the last time someone paid for your signature?

Medical Conference Booth Illustration

By |January 22nd, 2016|Syndicated Content|

A client recently approached me to create an 8’ x 20’ mural of physicians from around the world who are the pioneers of endovascular aortic repair surgery. The mural was the centerpiece of their medical device booth at the VEITH Symposium, an international conference about vascular and […]

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DNA art prints are here! October 2015

By |October 2nd, 2015|Syndicated Content|

We now offer custom art prints (without the watermark!) on a matte finish Epson cold press heavy art paper in various standard-frame print sizes. Each month we will offer 5 new art pieces by DNA. You can go to our Custom Art Prints page on our web site, click on any (or all) of the five images you like, and choose your preferred print size below the image detail and add to cart. Payment is handled through Paypal. We will email you when the prints are shipped. A quick [...]

Rectovaginal Fistula Repair with Biologic Plug

By |August 27th, 2015|Syndicated Content|

This illustration demonstrates a rectovaginal fistula repair with a biological material plug. The procedure repairs a fistula or hole between the vagina and rectum. This illustration was created for a medical device manufacturer’s marketing and educational materials.

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Anatomy of Sports Day 2015

By |August 25th, 2015|Syndicated Content|

Group picture Anatomy of Sports Day 2015 Anatomy of Sports Day at the National Museum of Health and Medicine 2015. Group picture of all the participating athletes, illustrators and physical therapists. It's really not often that you get a request for volunteer medical illustrators. I mean it is rare. So when I got the call for this years Anatomy of Sports Day - I was absolutely on board. This is a great yearly event attended by local area kids and parents. And I get to spend a day in one [...]

The Blood and Guts of medical Illustration

By |August 20th, 2015|Syndicated Content|

DNA Illustrations is starting a newsletter/news blog in 2015 to keep clients we have done business with up to date with our projects, past and present. Alex and I have had a busy year so far and we hope your year is moving along as well. Thank you for letting us share some of our past projects and letting you know what we are working on now. We will share our updates two to three times a year as new and ex [...]

The Blood and Guts of medical Illustration

By |August 20th, 2015|Syndicated Content|

DNA Illustrations is starting a newsletter/news blog in 2015 to keep clients we have done business with up to date with our projects, past and present. Alex and I have had a busy year so far and we hope your year is moving along as well. Thank you for letting us share some of our past projects and letting you know what we are working on now. We will share our updates two to three times a year as new and exciting projects and events happen. Completed: The following highlights some of our complet [...]

Snip Vs. Shred, Part 2

By |August 16th, 2015|Syndicated Content|

By Alexander Gelfand, for the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health Magazine. © Johns Hopkins University The powerful genome-editing technology known as CRISPR-Cas made headlines this year—partly because many leading biologists called for a moratorium last March against using it to modify the genomes of human embryos, only to discover in April that Chinese scientists had […]

Snip Vs. Shred, Part 1

By |August 16th, 2015|Syndicated Content|

By Alexander Gelfand, for the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health Magazine. © Johns Hopkins University The powerful genome-editing technology known as CRISPR-Cas made headlines this year—partly because many leading biologists called for a moratorium last March against using it to modify the genomes of human embryos, only to discover in April that Chinese scientists […]

Ghost Productions: Varicose Vein Treatment Animation for Cardiovascular Institute of the South

By |July 8th, 2015|Featured Work|

Ghost Productions, Inc. recently created a beautifully rendered 30 second animated commercial spot highlighting [...]