I specialize in simple, straightforward graphics that can illustrate complex scientific ideas. This means that the diagrams are not elaborate. However, my style lends itself to the development of visual summaries for which many journals are now asking. Check out my example and my advice on 'How to Develop a Visual Summary" below.

Along with basic diagrams and slides, I also can have some fun with graphics. Check out some of the logos I have done for the Testis Workshop.

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Visual Summaries: example and 'How To'

How to Develop a Visual Summary

One example of a visual summary. Several visual devices that are discussed in my 'How To' were used, including variable arrow sizes and background changes.

Used with permission from WW Wright, PhD, Johns Hopkins University

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Diagrams

I can design diagrams either from sketches or written descriptions of what is needed, as done with visual summaries.

Used with permission from WW Wright, PhD, Johns Hopkins University

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Slides

Simple slides can really help your audience understand what you are presenting. While the two examples here have been converted to jpegs, I can animate slides and set up slide shows.