Zoological and Botanical Illustration

April 28, 2020 Student Faculty: Alan Gesek

Medical Illustration and Illustration students learn a variety of techniques and processes of scientific illustration. This is through observational exercises, field trips, and digital and traditional techniques. Student work towards building not only illustrative and medical knowledge and expertise, but also work on their graphic design skills.

An illustration of the piste stratiotes plant.

By Julia Lunavictoria

An illustration of the petra croton plant.

By Ashlyn Kelly

An illustration of the bromeliads plant.

By Michelle Kittleman

An illustration of the cineraria plant.

By Cassie Young

An illustration of the Wallace's Flying Frog.

By Julia Lunavictoria

An illustration of the acanthocereus tetragonus.

By Sabrina Kovach

An illustration of the ambystoma mexicanum plant.

By Ashlyn Kelly

An illustration of the peacock mantis shrimp.

By Ashley Mastin

An illustration of tent-making bats.

By Juno Shemano

An illustration of the North Pacific humpback whale.

By Cassie Young

An illustration of foxes and wolves.

By Alexandra McKillop

An illustration of a barn owl.

By Qiuwan Liu

An illustration of owls.

By Janette Currin

An illustration of a barn owl and its anatomy.

By Felicia Soto

An illustration of the white-eared pheasant.

By Chuhan Peng

An illustration of the Northern Flying Squirrel.

By Austin Fisher

An illustration of the three-toed sloth.

By Michelle Kittleman

An illustration of the spotted hyena.

By Janette Currin

An illustration of the male siamese fighting fish.

By Ashley Mastin

An illustration of the Hawaiian Nene Goose.

By Cassie Young