Our professional artists with advanced education in both the life sciences and visual communication transform complex information into visual images. See our work on winning scientific journal cover illustrations and much more. nihmedarts.tumblr.com/search/cover

Image created by Medical Arts depicts hepatitis D virus life cycle and sites of investigative therapies. Article at ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/31528088

Image created by Medical Arts selected for cover of Journal of Molecular Biology. Artist rendition of alpha-synuclein fibrils which have been solved by cryo-electron microscopy which offers new molecular insights in amyloid diseases.

Medical Arts illustration work making a difference!

Image created by Medical Arts selected for cover of Developmental Cell. Artwork depicts a centriole docking to a haploid nucleus during cell development.

Illustrated by Medical Arts. Dr. Fauci inspires us all during this worldwide pandemic. He has gone above and beyond to educate and enlighten. Medical Arts is honored to work with so many individuals dedicated to the NIH research mission. We are inspired to "Keep Pushing".

Image created by Medical Arts selected for the cover of Gastroenterology. Artwork depicts mechanisms of a targeted CAR T-cell therapy for liver cancer.

Image created by Medical Arts selected for cover of Trends in Neurosciences. Collage metaphorically depicts proteins (different color paperclips) regulating actin (yarn) in a neuronal junction.

Image created by Medical Arts for the Cell SnapShot series. This figure depicts the latest state of the JAK-STAT pathway, with mutations and functional deficiencies. See: sciencedirect.com/science/articl….

Illustration created by NIH Medical Arts selected for the cover of Nature Neuroscience. The image is an artistic metaphor for how RNA granules (water droplets) are indirectly transported along microtubule networks (branch).

Illustration created by Medical Arts selected for cover of Cell. Image is a visual metaphor for new findings about how proteins (spines) and commensal bacteria (birds) protect tissues in the gut.

The UNITE initiative, by NIH Medical Arts, launched The Power of an Inclusive Workplace Recognition to diversify the portraiture within NIH to recognize the contributions of all NIH staff by acknowledging the rich diversity of our NIH workforce. nih.gov/ending-structu…

Illustration created by Medical Arts selected for cover of Science Translational Medicine. Image depicts how antibodies (purple) activate neutrophils (blue) and induce them to release webs (yellow) that may lead to vessel occlusion.

Poster created by Medical Arts for the OD/Office of Intramural Research, “Gombe: 60 Years of Discovery with Jane Goodall” was a GDUSA Health and Wellness award-winning design.

Large-format graphics produced by Medical Arts for NIH shuttle buses and shelters. The Building For All campaign communicates construction initiatives on the NIH main campus.

Illustration created by Medical Arts selected for cover of Cancer Cell. The depiction of the Phoenix relates to the reevaluation of a drug used for cancer treatment and its newly recognized value in chemotherapy.

Illustration created by NIH Medical Arts selected for cover of Chemistry: A European Journal. Unique selectivity via quaternary ammonium tag-assisted purification (QATAP) enabled the development of a high-throughput reaction discovery platform.

Landscape-inspired artwork designed and produced by NIH Medical Arts for the National Institute of Mental Health in renovated office space on Executive Blvd.

Illustration created by NIH Medical Arts selected for cover of Cell Host & Microbe. The cover image illustrates pathogen-carrying raindrops that fall onto a protective vaccine-derived antibody shield, shown as an umbrella. cell.com/cell-host-micr…

Jeffrey Everett of NIH Medical Arts, in partnership with ORS and the UNITE Committee, designed and illustrated this custom portrait poster in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day.