Biology - Research & Education - Ecosystems Past & Present Communicating science visually in traditional and digital media for the web and print. Illustrating takes me on cliff edges, dinosaur excavations, jungles and classrooms, millions of years into the past and the microscopic world.

Mieke Roth has worked for more 10 years as a science illustrator/3d modeller. She 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. With her company, Mieke specializes in the high end of the market: visualizations of complex problems or processes. She has worked for clients like Science Magazine, TNO, Het Financieele Dagblad, De Ingenieur, Hoogheemraadschap Rijnland, Natural History M... Read More »

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.

BFA, Illustration Art Center College of Design, Pasadena CA 2000. I combine accuracy with expression. What I want to express is the life, the aliveness of the subject, which is always nature. Working mainly with traditional media, I'm happy to do anything from simple line drawings to full color landscapes, reconstructions, or animation.

In 2011, Liz founded OXHIP studio to combine her passions for art and the physical sciences, and to provide her clients with a wide range of professional scientific illustration and graphic design with the highest level of responsiveness and quality client service.

Scientific Illustration and Design