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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.
"Late in the Day" - scratchboard/watercolor, 18" x 24"; piece created for the Grand Canyon Celebration of Art exhibit, September, 2012, which is a fundraiser for the Grand Canyon. Artist specializes in subjects of natural history, wildlife conservation, environmental protection, as well as illustrations for books, magazines, maps, zoos, and museums. Experienced in scratchboard, watercolor, acrylic, and oil painting.
Sara is an illustrator and designer with a love of nature, animals, and travel. She creates illustrations for many educational applications including books, apps, and museum and zoo signage with a focus on engaging and educating young audiences about the natural world.
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.
I am a Ph.D.-level cell biologist by training, now specializing in the creation of eye-catching digital illustrations that portray the complex beauty of life at the cell and molecular level. I enjoy using interesting color palettes and elements of graphic design in all of my work, including simpler pieces such as schematic illustrations and diagrams. I am also fascinated by the use of 3D computer modeling to produce visual environments that can pull the viewer into a microscopic or molecular world.