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Medical Illustration is a strange breed: a mix of science, art, medicine, and problem-solving. It is my job to get ideas to make sense visually. Thanks for stopping by!

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house!

Last night we slept in our new house for the first time! We moved during the day with the help of my friend and co-worker Allison, and the big things are all in their places. The kitchen was the hub of the move and is now full of boxes. I am sore […]

life

Clint and I spent the past week traveling to Sterling, Illinois, to be with his extended family and Grandpa Jack during his last breaths. It was a moving experience and I wish that everybody had a “BDJ” in their family, and knew the closeness that he fostered among all his kids and grandkids.
The world […]

on house-hunting

Saturday Clint and I started looking at houses in person.  We are looking in the area of the new building site for Orthofix  - my company will make the move in 2010 - since I am in love with a short commute.  This is only about 20 miles away from our current location, but it’s […]

on being married

Clint and I were married on September 12!  So far life is amazing and we are very happy.  The only thing I would change is to be retired so we could spend all our waking moments together.  I’m aware of the cheesy factor here, but I can’t help myself!  I’m so lucky to have found […]

what delights a medical illustrator

Here are some things that make me very happy.
An adorable baby croc

happy father’s day

Thanks to all the fathers out there, especially my Papa.  Thank you for encouraging me.  Thank you for your support even when I wasn’t interested in normal career paths.  Thank you for respecting me as an artist and a quirky drawer-of-body-parts!  Thanks for letting me eat raw spaghetti and marshmallows when Mom wasn’t looking.

images from argosy

I thought I would reminisce tonight and share some work from my last job in Newton, Mass.  While at Argosy, I worked on these pieces for two “coffee-table” anatomy books.  I had a good experience there and remember it fondly!  I will miss the soft-tissue renderings, although I am excited to do the more bony […]

“biocommunications multimedia specialist” = me

In February I moved back to Texas with Clint (and of course Ed the cat).   We are now in McKinney, which is a bit north of Dallas, and I work as a medical illustrator at Orthofix.   I’m in the marketing/communications department doing illustrations and animations.  It’s my first time in marketing and my first time with […]

comments for cans

Hello!  This update is long-overdue but here’s a belated thank you to everyone who left me a comment!  I have matched your cyber-donations for a total of $20 which went to the Greater Lansing Food Bank.  I changed states from MA to TX since the last post, and so decided to support my hometown pantry […]

cans for comments!

This is a bit of a different post. I’m asking you to leave me a comment. Any comment will do! Is this because I need to feel less alone in the echoing halls of cyber-space? Well, maybe a little. But mostly this is a way to raise food for hungry […]