Today we have a special episode where medical illustrator and animator, Paul Kelly, interviews Medical-Legal illustrator, Annie Gough. Annie is a veteran that has worked in the niche field of med-legal illustration. She's recently released a book called Injury illustrated—How Medical Images Win Legal Cases. Injury Illustrated is the first book of its kind. It is the essential guide on medical illustrations used in the legal context. This book examines the creation of visual graphics known as demonstrative exhibits.
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Today we have a special episode where medical illustrator and animator, Paul Kelly, interviews Medical-Legal illustrator, Annie Gough. Annie is a veteran that has worked in the niche field of med-legal illustration. She's recently released a book called Injury illustrated—How Medical Images Win Legal Cases. Injury Illustrated is the first book of its kind. It is the essential guide on medical illustrations used in the legal context. This book examines the creation of visual graphics known as demonstrative exhibits.
In this episode Emily and Annie reflect on this year and take a moment to talk about working through anxiety and how to deal with ever changing events. They cover what they have found challenging and share things they have found have helped them to get through the tough times.
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Today we have a special episode where medical illustrator and animator, Paul Kelly, interviews Medical-Legal illustrator, Annie Gough. Annie is a veteran that has worked in the niche field of med-legal illustration. She's recently released a book called Injury illustrated—How Medical Images Win Legal Cases. Injury Illustrated is the first book of its kind. It is the essential guide on medical illustrations used in the legal context. This book examines the creation of visual graphics known as demonstrative exhibits.
