Jessiey Solomon - Medical Illustration
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This document discusses the field of medical illustration through an interview with Thomas Nowacki, a board certified medical illustrator and founder of Novie Studio. It provides an overview of medical illustration, explaining that it uses visual aids to enhance understanding of medical science by illustrating anatomy, surgical procedures, and other medical topics. Medical illustrators typically have a master's degree from a two-year graduate program and take courses in basic sciences, anatomy, and specialized art. They may work independently or in teams at medical schools, hospitals, research institutions, or publishing/design firms. The document recommends majors in biology, art, or their combination for those interested in medical illustration.
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Jessiey Solomon - Medical Illustration
- 1. By: Jessiey Solomon Medical Illustration: Visual Perspective of Complex Structures
- 2. Mentor: Thomas Nowacki, CMI Chair of and Associate Professor in the Biomedical Art Department at CIA Adjunct Professor in Anatomy at Case Western Reserve University Founder and principal illustrator of Novie Studio Received his MFA from the Rochester Institute of Technology in Medical Illustration Board Certified Medical Illustrator (CMI).
- 3. Why this topic? provide visual aids to enhance the understanding of medical science draw illustrations of human/ animal anatomy and surgical procedures. create graphics by hand or computer
- 5. What is Medical Illustration? A professional artist Visual problem solver Background research
- 6. History
- 8. how is one trained? Majority have a master's degree from a two-year graduate program in medical illustration Accepts 20 or fewer students each year Course work varies, but all include a combination of basic science courses anatomy pathology, microanatomy, physiology, embryology, and neuroanatomy along with specialized applied art courses Most require master's thesis projects and may have optional courses available in specialty fields (advanced computer and video graphics, endoscopic illustration, or patient prosthetics.)
- 9. Different jobs One third of medical illustrators are self-employed May work primarily alone with creative teams Places: Medical schools hospitals and clinics research institutions medical publishers law firms and web/animation firms advertising agencies
- 10. College Majoring in a science, usually Biology or Pre-Medicine and or do a dual major of Biology and Art Cleveland Institute of Art (CIA Instructors: Jennifer Kerbo and Thomas Nowacki, Human anatomy fundamentals learn how the skeleton and muscles form the figure artistic anatomy lectures combined with real figure model/skeleton observation visually reveal various anatomical layers of the human form Study with professional artists and designers Build your portfolio
- 11. courses/ classes to take in college Science Courses: anatomy pathology micro-anatomy physiology embryology neuroanatomy Art Courses: surgical illustration color theory photography 3-D modeling web design
- 13. Community I have personally took the time out to create different sketches for my project. Some were live illustrations from the fetal pig dissections and developed a diagram of the inside of a fish with play-doh.Also by having you all try to draw at least one of the pictures from my presentation, it gives you the chance to experience this part of the medical field. I was fortunately able to get some of my work put up for the art show this friday.
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