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We create high quality images for a wide variety of applications, and our specialty is medical illustration. Each of us has received our Master’s Degree in Biomedical Visualization from the University of Illinois of Chicago, one of five accredited schools for medical illustration in the United States.
Soon after graduating, we started Articulate Graphics, and since then, we’ve prided ourselves on our promptness of delivery, our attention to detail, and a great reputation with our clients for being easy to work with and mindful of budgets. We aim to please. Why use us? Well, there are two of us, equally qualified, which gives us several advantages. First, together, we can work faster on a project than the average illustrator. Second, we proof each other’s work, making for fewer instances of costly and annoying errors. Third, we have twice the creative energy focused on projects. Who uses a medical illustrator’s services? Our artwork is used for surgical and science textbooks, advertisements, medical journals, anatomical charts, patient education materials, and in the courtroom to clarify medical evidence for the jury. Many of our images are available as stock art, so we may already have exactly what you're looking for. We also provide technical and product illustration, image compositing and retouching, and photo manipulation for special effects, particularly in advertising. In addition, we do graphic design, such as brochures, logo design, and textbook layout. To produce our artwork, we work digitally, using current versions of Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator, and Maxon Cinema 4D. This offers the advantage of not having to scan artwork for placement into a layout application. Next time you find a need for clear, accurate, timely, and attractive illustration and graphic design, give us a call, or email us. COPYRIGHT NOTICE Every image on this site is protected by the copyright laws of the United States, and may not be scanned, reproduced, published, altered or used in any way without written permission by the copyright holder.  |