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.
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.
Annie and Emily sit down for a lovely interview with the talented Lisbon-based Diogo Guerra, medical and veterinary illustrator. They discuss his path into illustration and how he manages his freelance work.
In today’s episode, Annie and Emily sit down with medical illustrator, Paul Kelly, to talk about time management tips and how you can incorporate them into your workflow or business.
In today’s episode, Annie and Emily sit down with medical illustrator, Angela Yeung, to spend some time talking about what it’s like studying and working abroad and some of the things you could do as a student to help pave your way to finding a job in a foreign country.
Annie and Emily sit down for a lovely interview with the wonderfully talented medical illustrator, Avesta Rastan. Avesta is a medical illustrator and multimedia artist with lots of industry experience. Have a listen to her interview where she talks about her education at the Biomedical Communications program, working for various companies as a medical illustrator and life as a freelance medical illustrator.
In today’s episode, Annie and Emily sit down to talk about goal setting for the new year. Whether they are personal goals or aspirations for your business, Annie and Emily will share some tools and tips that they like to use to help them achieve their goals.
Today Emily and Annie talk about how we can build our online presence effectively. There are tonnes of resources out there giving lots of advice on building a social media empire but they sit down and go through things that are perhaps more specific to the medical and scientific illustration world.
In this Episode, Emily and Annie talk about CVs and how you can present yourself in the best way possible when applying for jobs in the medical illustration and animation field.
In this Episode, Emily and Annie thought that it would be useful if they chatted about a couple of tips and things new students can start doing to help with their skill building as they go through your medical illustration course.
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.
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.
