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A complete guide to the world's leading biomedical, life science & natural science artists.

The Medical Illustration Sourcebook, both digitally and in print, is the industry standard for art buyers in the healthcare industry who want to find top creators of medical and natural science artwork. Worldwide exposure provided in the right professional environment is the reason that medical illustrators and scientific artists depend on the Source Book as a foundation for their marketing strate

gy. The Medical Illustration Source Book and the website http://medillsb.com/ are produced and distributed by Serbin Communications for the Association of Medical Illustrators.

01/06/2026

This medical illustration by Quaint, created for Geistlich Pharma AG, visualizes a sectional view of mandibular reconstruction—showing how a bone graft, PTFE mesh, and collagen membrane work together to rebuild bone and prepare the site for a dental implant.

Designed for professional education and marketing, the clean 3D visualization clearly communicates a complex reconstructive process, supporting clinicians and educators in understanding advanced dental and surgical techniques.

Explore more by Quaint on the Medical Illustration & Animation Sourcebook online site: https://www.medillsb.com/artist.aspx?AID=17624

01/05/2026

Explore the intricate world of gene therapy with this in-depth video created by Intervoke for Cure SMA that explains how genes, specifically the SMN1 gene in cases like Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA), can be replaced or corrected using innovative medical techniques. This engaging resource breaks down Gene Replacement Therapy, highlighting how a functional gene is delivered directly into human cells using an adeno-associated virus (AAV)—a safe and effective viral vector. The video guides viewers through the complex process of in vivo gene delivery, FDA-approved treatments, and the transformative potential of gene therapy for rare genetic diseases like SMA.

Explore more groundbreaking work by Intervoke on the Medical Illustration & Animation Sourcebook online site: https://www.medillsb.com/artist.aspx?AID=10105

01/02/2026

A clear look inside the lungs. This anatomical illustration by Alan Gesek highlights the general structure and respiratory components of the human lungs, offering a detailed visual guide to support education, patient understanding, and medical communication. With crisp labeling and accessible visual design, the artwork distills complexity into clarity.

Explore more work by Alan Gesek on the Medical Illustration & Animation Sourcebook online site: https://www.medillsb.com/artist.aspx?AID=6698

01/01/2026

These animated clips by Scott Bodell bring pediatric respiratory emergencies to life, offering clear, precise, and engaging 3D visuals for professional education. Designed to support clinicians and educators, the animations make complex anatomy and emergency protocols easier to understand and apply in real-world scenarios.

Explore more by Scott on the Medical Illustration & Animation Sourcebook online site: https://www.medillsb.com/artist.aspx?AID=12221

12/30/2025

This medical illustration by Jackie Heda Biomedical & Scientific Visuals depicts Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), which typically presents as a combination of chronic bronchitis and emphysema. With detailed color work and educational clarity, Jackie’s piece helps explain how airway inflammation and damaged alveoli impact breathing—supporting both clinical communication and patient understanding.

Explore more work by Jackie on the Medical Illustration & Animation Sourcebook online site: https://www.medillsb.com/artist.aspx?AID=301

12/29/2025

Helix Animation partnered with État Pur, a brand of global skincare leader NAOS, to create dynamic visuals for their worldwide Acne 360° marketing campaign. The collaboration brings clarity, impact, and scientific storytelling to skincare—helping complex dermatological messages connect with audiences around the world.

Explore more work by Helix Animation on the Medical Illustration & Animation Sourcebook online site: https://www.medillsb.com/artist.aspx?AID=13894

12/26/2025

This medical illustration by Olga Kurkina depicts a cross-section of human skin during the tattooing process using a hand-poked tool, showing how pigment is deposited through manual puncture of the dermal layer. Created for Jagiellonian University, the image explains the biological basis of permanent tattoo formation with clarity and precision.

Explore more of Olga's work on the Medical Illustration & Animation Sourcebook online site: https://www.medillsb.com/artist.aspx?AID=18634

12/25/2025

Wishing you joy, creativity, and a bright year ahead. ✨
Red Nucleus closes out the year with a festive end-of-year holiday animation, spreading cheer through charming characters, playful 3D visuals, and their signature storytelling flair.

Happy Holidays — here’s to health, inspiration, and new ideas in the year to come!

12/23/2025

Understanding anatomy isn’t just about identifying structures—it’s about showing how they relate. This illustration by Mike Austin highlights the salivary glands within the head and neck, mapped in context with adjacent muscles and vascular vessels to reveal critical spatial relationships.

Created for clear communication and real-world application, Mike’s work helps clinicians, educators, and medical companies explain complex anatomy with confidence and precision.

Explore more of Mike's portfolio on the Medical Illustration & Animation Sourcebook online site: https://www.medillsb.com/artist.aspx?AID=1784

12/22/2025

This immersive animation by AXS Studio takes viewers on a “journey through the eye,” guiding us from the outer structures to the intricate internal systems that make sight possible. With striking visuals and scientific precision, the piece transforms complex anatomy into a clear, engaging experience for learners and clinicians alike.

Explore more by AXS Studio on the Medical Illustration & Animation Sourcebook online site: https://www.medillsb.com/artist.aspx?AID=9711

12/19/2025

A vibrant look inside the workings of an animal cell by Suzanne Hayes. This detailed illustration highlights key structures—from the nucleus and nucleolus to the mitochondria, ER, Golgi, cytoskeleton, and more—bringing complex cell biology into clear focus.

Explore more work by Suzanne Hayes on the Medical Illustration & Animation Sourcebook online site: https://www.medillsb.com/artist.aspx?AID=13487

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Medical Illustration & Animation, both digitally and in print, is the industry standard for art buyers in the healthcare industry who want to find top creators of medical and natural science artwork. Worldwide exposure provided in the right professional environment is the reason that medical illustrators and scientific artists depend on the Source Book as a foundation for their marketing strategy. The Medical Illustration Source Book and the website http://medillsb.com/ are produced and distributed by Serbin Communications for the Association of Medical Illustrators.