FAQ inquiry illustration
You are interested in a medical illustration or graphic?
In order to be able to estimate your request as accurately as possible, we have compiled a list below of the information we frequently require about your planned illustration. Not all questions need to be answered in advance, but the more information available, the more accurate our assessment can be.
Content
First things first: What is the subject of the planned illustration? What is the core message of the illustration? What exactly should the image show?
Input
Is there any material that can help us better understand the topic? Is there a text that describes the processes or the methods used? Or is there any visual material, such as photos or construction drawings, of the tools or devices to be displayed? Or is there perhaps even a sketch?
Style
What style do you envision for the illustrations? Realistic, drawn, or more graphic? Since it can sometimes be difficult to describe a style in words, sample images are often helpful (they don’t necessarily have to match the topic).
Do the illustrations consist of multiple elements (e.g., the image shows an organ, and a window displays the cellular processes taking place inside it)?
Use
Where will the illustrations be used, and who is the target audience? An illustration for a scientific publication has different possibilities in terms of complexity than an illustration intended to inform patients. A poster can contain significantly more detail than an illustration used in a small format in a brochure.
Miscellaneous
Should we add text to the illustrations? If so, in which languages? What resolution and size are required for the illustrations?
Info medical illustration:
Use cases medical illustration
Publications without imaging in print or web are hard to imagine. Especially with medical issues, it is not easy to find adequate and appealing illustrations for the topic or find suitable images to explain complex structures. We present here some of the typical applications of our medical illustrations.
Project phases of medical illustrations
Description of the various phases of the project when creating a medical illustration or graphic.
