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Medical illustrator, Tiffany Fung, is interviewed by Art the Science
Interview, medical illustration Tiffany 7/8/21 Interview, medical illustration Tiffany 7/8/21

Medical illustrator, Tiffany Fung, is interviewed by Art the Science

Tiffany interviews with Art the Science, a Canadian non-profit organization committed to celebrating science and art.

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We're excited to share with you some recent work we did about CAR T-cell therapy for our biotech client. This type of therapy involves modifying 🧫 T-cells in the lab to have a man-made receptor that is better tuned to detecting and attacking cancer.
Back in the spring, @tiffanykfung had the pleasure of interviewing with @artthescience a Canadian non-profit organization that celebrates the culture at the intersection of art and science. She shares about her background in art history, her various
The Tokyo 2021 Summer Olympics are right around the corner and it is the first year that rock-climbing 🧗🏻‍♀️is represented! With climbing on the mind, we have a new blog post that talks about how how medical illustration can work to bring expos
✨We’re excited to share new work on our site!✨ It’s been a busy first half of the year and we’re proud to show our latest projects. Link in bio or below. www.biotic-artlab.com/our-work
We wanted to share our latest work for our orthopedic surgery client. These illustrations show the anatomy of the finger👆🏻 Our pulleys and ligaments are crucial for keeping the flexor tendons close to the bone. When climbing 🧗🏻‍♀️ immense fo
Design principles can come pretty handy when it comes to helping focusing attention in your medical illustration. Oftentimes color choice/distribution can come intuitively. However the 60-30-10 rule can act as a guideline to organizing your colors an
Excited to share that our work on finger pathologies in rock climbing has been published in Der Radiologie, which focuses on diagnostic and interventional radiology, radio-oncology, and nuclear medicine. We teamed up with an orthopedic surgeon 👨&zwj
What happens when you sustain an injury 🤕 when you're out in the wild? It's always important to have a first aid kit on you, however, sometimes this just isn't enough. In situations where a long bone is injured and potentially fractured, you may ne
 

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