Unscience an Animal
We like to have a little fun here at BSI. #Unscienceananimal is trending [...]
Interactive Experiences by AXS Studio, Inc.
AXS Studio, Inc. is a visual communications company that develops interactive experiences and [...]
Cyclical Diagram Highlights
Cyclical diagrams can be used to indicate a subject's stages of growth, lifespan, [...]
Public Relations Animation – Dredging of Newtown Creek
Dredging is the process of pulling dirt and trash from the floor of [...]
Infographics by Tolpa Studios
Infographics are visual representations of information or data that concentrate on the human [...]
Step by Step winter jasmine sketchbook study
Winter jasmine, Jasminum nudiflorum, is one of the only flowers in bloom in [...]
Step by Step Barn Swallow
Illustrating birds is always wonderful. When it’s for a friend, is a bird [...]
Japanese Knotweed: Botanical illustrations and diagrams
My botanical illustrations and diagrams have recently been published in a book all [...]
Stock versus custom scientific illustration: what you need to know before you choose
If you are a project manager in pharma, medical affairs or medical education, you could be facing the challenge of choosing between hiring an illustrator for custom images and opting for quick stock images to bring your project to life. But how do you deal with that challenge; how do you know what’s best for your project? Pharma and medical education teams are continually evolving, undergoing constant reorganization. Often project managers only have enough time to provide a sufficiently complete briefing for an illustration they need. It is also increasingly evident with their different education and backgrounds and there are big differences in people’s expectations when it comes to what a scientific illustration studio can do. This also means they can potentially judge custom and stock images as being very similar. How similar are they? Here we unpack the pros and cons of using stock and custom scientific illustrations for
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Holidays with the Family: What I learned from a three-year-old
Happy New Year Everyone! So, I spent the holiday with my sister and her family and one of the best…
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Mycological Illustrations by Artist Joan Thomson
Mycology is a branch of biology that studies the genetic and biomedical properties [...]
The Importance of Using Keywords and Image Descriptions with Your Medillsb.com Images
Thousands of art buyers visit Medical Illustration Sourcebook each month to view a wide [...]
Spotlight Artist: Hendrik Gheerardyn
Hendrik Gheerardyn develops schematic illustrations to communicate complex ideas involving nature and science. [...]
Art and children with learning difficulties
This Guest blog is by Lillian Brooks. Get in touch with her on lillian@learningdisabilities.info According [...]
Christmas Greenery
Greenery has always been associated with winter and christmas. This blog explores a [...]
3 Ways to Utilize Body Science in Athletic Training
Understanding the inner workings of human muscles encourages athletes to train safely, learn [...]
7 Medical Illustrations Highlighting Dentistry
Dentistry is a branch of medicine that concentrates on the study, diagnosis, prevention, [...]
Artist Dorie Petrochko Focuses Attention on Threatened Species
A threatened species is identified as being likely to become endangered within the [...]
The Value of Context
I sent three friends (one of them my sister) a Snapchat of my new kitchen faucet and the responses were…
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Foraging with Kids Illustrations
Foraging with Kids has recently hit the bookshops. It’s written by Adele Nozedar, and illustrated [...]
Job Showcase: Visual Science – CRISPR Gene-Editing Systems 3D Animation
Visual Science's CRISPR Gene-Editing Systems 3D Animation is based on molecular modeling and dynamics, [...]
Job Showcase: Todd Buck – The Pseudobulbar Affect
The Pseudobulbar Affect is characterized by uncontrollable crying or laughing at inappropriate moments. [...]
How to choose the right scientific communication studio for your healthcare brand
With so many scientific communication studios online, and their portfolios open for you to browse, it might seem as if shopping for a studio to work with is no big deal. But in reality, that’s not really the case. Even with such a broad choice of studios available online, there are some crucial considerations to make to turn this into an excellent opportunity for medical businesses. Many key factors play a role in forming a valuable relationship between a pharmaceutical company and its scientific communication studio. If you’re the person at a medical company who is responsible for sourcing illustrations, information design and 3D, the largest part of the search process that leads you to understand the best options and choosing the appropriate agency falls uniquely on your shoulders. To help you structure your selection process, here is a list of aspects that need to be considered: Is a studio
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Botanical Illustration of an Autumn leaf
Autumn leaves are incredibly beautiful. The form of the leaf coupled with their [...]
Civiam and BSI Anatomical Models – Brazil
BSI has partnered with Civiam to provide high quality anatomical models for medical education in Brazil! We are offering a bonus e-learning experience with the product, the newly-launched QR Anatomy! Each anatomical model comes with a QR code, customer...
Civiam and BSI Anatomical Models – Brazil
BSI has partnered with Civiam to provide high quality anatomical models for medical education in Brazil! We are offering a bonus e-learning experience with the product, the newly-launched QR Anatomy! Each anatomical model comes with a QR code, customer...
High School Students learn about a Career in Medical Illustration
Marcelo and Carol were invited to speak at a local high school, as part of Arts Fest week, in which artists from various arenas come to speak to art students about possible career paths they could pursue. We were quite happy to be invited. Many young s...
High School Students learn about a Career in Medical Illustration
Marcelo and Carol were invited to speak at a local high school, as part of Arts Fest week, in which artists from various arenas come to speak to art students about possible career paths they could pursue. We were quite happy to be invited. Many young s...
Meet Ornithological Illustration Artist Justine Lee Hirten
Ornithological illustration artist Justine Lee Hirten uses design to explain the branches of [...]
Nanobot Medical – Using Nanotechnology to Create Educational Art
Nanobot Medical Animation Studio uses nanotechnology to further facilitate the ways we understand [...]
New Medical Illustration Spotlight Artist: Emma Cheng
We’re honored to welcome Dr. Emma Cheng to our Medical Illustration Program! Professionally [...]
Sliced Bread Animation Excels in Medical Virtual Reality (VR)
Sliced Bread Animation is a fully integrated digital production company that consistently produces [...]
NMSDC Certified
Great news! Body Scientific International has become NMSDC certified! What does that mean? BSI is officially registered as a minority-owned business recognized by the Chicago Minority Supplier Development Council (CMSDC). For more information, visit ww...
New Medical Illustration Artist Spotlight: Kouzou Sakai
We are so pleased to welcome illustrator Kouzou Sakai, represented by Folio, to [...]
Interstuhl Silver Office Chair – Chair Rendering
Trinity has created a stunning chair rendering advertising the high-quality office chair known [...]
John Brewster Creative Services Artists: Bonnie Hofkin and Craig Zuckerman
This week, we’re showcasing work by two Medical Illustration & Animation artists, Bonnie [...]
Getting outside for some printmaking
My undergraduate fine art degree is in Printmaking. Mostly screenprinting (serigraphy) but lots of etching, lithography, monoprinting, and also painting of course. Not a ton of relief printing for me back then, but just enough to love it. Fast forward ...
Medical Animation Spotlight
Medical animation and graphics make up much of the content we feature here [...]
The logo, redesigned
In the end, going with an outside designer was key. I was able to give some final input that I think makes it “my own” but Brett at Creativibe did the heavy lifting, and made this a success! Here are some of the concepts, along with the final. Yay! ...
Designer BioMed Creates 3D Reconstructed Neuron Model
Designer BioMed created a striking 3D reconstructed neuron model for the Alford Laboratory [...]
Slaybaugh Studios Illustrates Anatomy of Aerial Arts
Tiffany Slaybaugh DaVanzo of Slaybaugh Studios recently produced a series of illustrations for [...]
Eye of Science Captures Metamorphosis Using SEM
Nicole Ottawa and Oliver Meckes from Eye of Science recently produced spectacular images [...]
Body Scientific Designs Heartworm Disease Model
Body Scientific International recently unveiled a 3-tab lenticular, raised-relief model called “Understanding the [...]
Falconieri Visuals for Scientific American: Mechanism of Nerve Signaling
This illustration by Falconieri Visuals served as a full-page layout in Scientific American [...]
SilverLeaf Studios for TAP Integrative: Anatomy of Skin Cancers
SilverLeaf Studios created this digital poster for TAP Integrative’s website detailing the physiological [...]
Tolpa Studios Creates Infographic Series for Butterfly Network, Inc.
Tolpa Studios was commissioned to create a 4-part infographic series for Butterfly Network, [...]
Join the Medical Illustration & Animation Marketing Program!
Ever wonder what it’s like to be a part of our Medical Illustration [...]
Heartworm Disease Model
We are excited to announce our 3-tab lenticular, raised-relief model of Understanding the Effects of Heartworm Disease created for Boehringer Ingelheim. The client wanted to showcase how heartworm disease is a disease of the pulmonary arteries! The wor...
Single Cell Animation for Healing Hands of Nebraska
Here's a still from a procedural animation Single Cell Animation recently created for [...]
Patrick Eckhold Illustrates Hip Labral Reconstruction
Here's a still from a medical animation by Patrick Eckhold of an arthroscopic [...]
Michele Graham for Men’s Journal
This illustration by Michele Graham demonstrates a basketball player using core muscles in [...]
Normal Anatomy & Common Conditions of the Back by Third Left Studio
Here are some new illustrations of normal anatomy and common conditions of the [...]
I Didn’t Expect Nuggets
It began with a train ride from Grand Central Station in New York to Yale University in New Haven. My mission: to speak to a group of pre-Med and pre-Health students; members of a national organization called MedX, whose mission is to explore the healthcare field from an array of interdisciplinary, holistic perspectives. Objective: to pose the question: is medical narration just icing on the cake?
Working International
https://legacybiostudios.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/HMP.mp4 The work and process of working with international groups On my case studies page, I cover the work…
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Body Scientific for Goodheart-Willcox
Body Scientific teamed up with Goodheart-Willcox to create their latest nursing assistant book [...]
Graham Studios – Overactive Bladder
Here's an animation by Graham Studios of the fill and void cycle in [...]
Applied Art for Elsevier
This figure by Applied Art is part of a series for an Operative [...]
Kids and Entrepreneurship
The term entrepreneur was coined by Jean-Baptiste Say, a French economist and scholar. The word originally came from the French…
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Mechanism of Action Pharmacological Animations
The term “Mechanism of Action,” as used here, refers to the biochemical process [...]