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Rachel Ivanyi is a freelance illustrator who works on a variety of natural history subjects. Trained as a zoologist and scientific illustrator, she has long been drawn to the minute variations that separate one species from another and much of her work reflects this. Her style ranges from highly detailed scientific renderings to more whimsical illustration, in a variety of traditional and digital media.
Mesa Schumacher is the principal artist and illustrator of Mesa Information Art (www.mesaschumacher.com), an specializes in Scientific and Medical illustration and data visualization.
B.A. Antropological Science, Stanford University
Natural Science Illustration Graduate Certificate, University of Washington, and anM.A. Medical and Biological Art, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
Mesa also works in general, conceptual, and editorial illustration (imaginationillustration.mesaschumacher.com),
photography (photogra... Read More »
Emil is a creative designer working in a variety of styles and media with solid professional experience. He produces high-quality visual designs and he has extensive experience in the creation of designs for both print and online media. His personal website can viewed at: www.artpole.net
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.
Freelance Scientific Illustrator
B.S. Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Master’s Certificate in Scientific Illustration, California State University, Monterey Bay
Please visit my website, www.stephanierozzo.com, for biographical and client information.
Email me at stephanierozzo@gmail.com for commissions, prints or originals.
Sayo-Art creates bold, dynamic art to educate and excite wonder in technical and scientific topics.
Discover creative ways of looking at subjects new and old; whether you're communicating a new pharmaceutical product's potential, creating a brochure for the city zoo, or publishing your research results.
