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Scientific illustration & communication
Publication figures, graphical abstracts, journal covers, academic posters, slides, video and public science communication.
What can scientific illustration services deliver?
Commission article figures, mechanism diagrams, graphical abstracts or journal covers individually, or coordinate posters, teaching and conference slides, video and public communication. Begin with the research message, quantity and deadline.
Researchers and university teams preparing publications, teaching, academic presentations or public engagement.
We clarify the research story before choosing its visual form. Content, reading order and audience guide how text and source material become a coherent visual explanation.
What we can deliver together
- Publication figures: mechanisms, methods, experimental workflows and results
- Graphical abstracts: information structure and visual design
- Journal covers: cover artwork and layout adaptation
- Academic posters: conference, research presentation and print layouts
- Slides: teaching, conferences, thesis defenses and project reports
- Video: scripts, storyboards, animation and editing within the agreed scope
- Public science communication: diagrams, long-form graphics and outreach content
What to prepare
- Research topic, key findings and the message to communicate
- Draft text, sketches, existing charts and permitted assets
- Journal or platform specifications and deadline
- Visual references, quantities, budget and a designated reviewer
How we evaluate completion
Check scientific content, copy, dimensions, clarity and formats against the approved direction. Check slide fonts and playback compatibility, and video duration, captions and export settings. Revision rounds and editable files are agreed in advance.
Scope of collaboration
Quotes depend on use, quantity, complexity, deadline and source-file requirements. Researchers approve scientific content; design preserves data meaning. Journals decide cover selection and paper acceptance. Asset, font, music and public display rights are agreed separately.
How collaboration works
- 01Discuss purpose, content and deadline
- 02Agree deliverables, quote and revisions
- 03Review information structure, then develop visuals
- 04Proofread, check specifications and hand over
Common questions
Can we start with text and rough sketches?
Yes. Share the research logic and main message so we can structure the content before designing the layout. Do not upload research files through this website.
Can one project include figures, posters and slides?
Yes. We can agree a coordinated deliverables list and schedule production around publication, conference or teaching dates.
How are cost and timing estimated?
Provide the purpose, content volume, figure or page count, references and deadline. We assess complexity and revisions before preparing a quote and schedule.
Which file formats are available?
Images can use agreed PNG, TIFF, PDF or vector formats. Slide, video and editable source formats and licenses are confirmed before work starts.
Further reading
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