Natural History Illustration services of Minnesota artist and naturalist Kelly Taylor. Specializing in life restorations of the Earths Past and representations of present-day nature.

Jennifer E. Fairman, CMI is a board certified and specializes in medical illustration, scientific and biological illustration, medical animation, interactive design, web publication and graphic design for the Biomedical, Scientific and Healthcare industries. Her work ranges from complex surgical procedures, journal article illustration, patient education, and scientific imagery. Fairman Studios, her personal practice, provides accurate, aesthetic imagery for a variety of clients and projects.

With over 30 years of experience, Marjorie provides scientific art and illustrations that appeal to audiences of all ages. Her engaging depictions of flora, fauna and prehistoric life illuminate projects ranging from professional scientific journals and early-learner natural history books to permanent museum exhibits. Marjorie’s background in botany, biology, paleonotology, graphic design and her ability to work in both traditional and digital formats assures excellent client communication and work flow

I run Equinox Graphics, a small technical illustration and animation studio in Cambridge, after completing my PhD in engineering, and we have worked for important clients such as Bloodhound SSC, ESA, NASA, Nature, Design Council, Institute of Physics, Institute of Mechanical Engineers, Windfall Films, etc., and have been published in Nature, Science, BMJ, The Lancet, New Scientist, Chemistry World, The Ecologist as well as BBC news and science publications. Our hands-on science and engineering backgrounds remove the knowledge gap t... Read More »

Karen is a freelance illustrator/fine artist who uses nature as her source of inspiration. She specializes in insect and botanical illustrations for individuals and businesses. Her realistic depictions of plants, animals and insects are done on a variety of backgrounds ranging from plain to abstract.

Trained first as a scenic artist Chris uses a nearly 30 year career in the entertainment industry to inform not only scientific illustration pieces but exhibit design as well. Exhibit designs for the Carnegie Museum of Natural History, online for the Nature Conservancy and for the George B. Dorr Museum have complimented Chris' own works published in the American Orchid Society's international magazine, accessioned into the permanent collection of the New York Botanical Garden and exhibited at the Peabody Museum of Natural History - Yale.