We’re featured in Forbes!

The “Reframing Revolution” gallery features medical illustrations of women’s health.

We are absolutely delighted to share that one of our most recent projects was featured in Forbes! After starting Biotic Artlab in 2020, we are excited to see medical illustration get its spotlight.

Did you know that fewer than 5% of images in medical textbooks and illustrations show people of color?

Together, we worked with Peanut (an online community for women) to create a royalty-free digital gallery of images that focuses on the diversity of women and women’s bodies. This “Reframing Revolution” gallery works to counter the lack of diversity that is seen in medical visualizations by making visible the invisible through representing:

  • age

  • body hair (arm, leg, pubic)

  • stretch marks

  • different ethnicities and skin tones

  • diversity of age

  • varying breast and nipple shapes and sizes

  • body sizes and fat folds

Topics covered in the collection:

  • IVF Bruising

  • PCOS

  • Linea nigra

  • Pregnancy breast changes

  • Ectopic pregnancy

  • Vaginal birth

  • Stillbirth

  • Postpartum body

  • C-section

  • Jaundice in babies

  • Breastfeeding

  • Hair loss

  • Hot flashes

  • Vulvas

Download available HERE.


Interested in creating an image library for your company?

Are you looking to create a medical illustration library or need visualizations for your project? Reach out to us at info@biotic-artlab.com and we can brainstorm together!

Tiffany

Tiffany Fung is a medical illustrator and designer who is one of the 3 creators of Biotic Artlab. Her background lies in design and she has worked for many companies in the U.S. including Nike. She believes strongly in incorporating design thinking into each project. Outside of illustration, Tiffany is a passionate climber and wishes to use medical illustration to bridge the knowledge gap between athlete and self-improvement.

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