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Mieke Roth studied Animal Science at the Wageningen University, the Netherlands, where she majored in Animal Nutrition and Information models with minors in Environmental Studies and Design of Business Systems. Due to this background and almost ten years experience as an information analyst/ architect, Mieke is able to tackle a wide range of subjects on a technical or scientific level. Mieke specialises in the high end of the market: visualisations of complex problems or processes.
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Gail has been a freelance illustrator and graphic designer since 1976. She has worked on projects of all sizes and types, from business cards to billboards, book illustrations, interpretive graphics and fine art pieces. She prides herself on working well with her clients to create art that is accurate, elegant and functional. Favored media include watercolor, acrylics, colored and graphite pencil, and ink; she works in Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign.
Emily produces detailed, accurate and appealing illustrations of animals, plants, and fossils, including species illustrations, behavioral and anatomical renderings, habitat scenes and paleoreconstructions. Her experience includes projects as small as one simple illustration to as large as over 500 animal life illustrations. She works with scientists, art directors, editors, educators, graphic designers, government entities, and many other professionals and individuals to deliver high quality custom or stock art for a variety of uses.
Sayo-Art creates bold, dynamic art to educate and excite wonder in technical and scientific topics.
Discover creative ways of looking at subjects new and old; whether you're communicating a new pharmaceutical product's potential, creating a brochure for the city zoo, or publishing your research results.