Current and Alumni Student Gallery

I am currently a medical student at King’s College London, intercalating in a masters at Bart’s.

Previously, I have done art as one of my A-level choices. Being able to restart doing art and work through a structured course with the MAET has been a great experience where I have been taught to build up from pencil sketches to exploring new mediums such as Berol pens and water wash. I hope through this course I’ll be able to develop both my drawing skills and anatomy.

Julia completed a BA in Illustration at the Arts University of Plymouth where she specialised in botanical and wildlife illustration. Since then her work has been featured on Sky Arts ‘Landscape Artist of the Year’, exhibited with the Oxford Art Society and had illustrations published in a Ugandan Safari guide.

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Luis Alberto Domitrovic Zalocar is a radiologist with a passion for medicine, communication, and art. Having completed training in neurosurgery, Luis is currently undertaking a fellowship in interventional neuroradiology in Queensland, Australia. He has been a student of Medical Artis Education Trust (MAET) since 2019, where he refines his skills in medical illustration and graphic design.

Luis firmly believes that medicine requires imaging, beautiful illustrations, and graphic design to effectively communicate an accurate and engaging message to both doctors and the general public. He recognizes the significance of visual aids in assisting physicians and patients to better understand medical conditions and treatments.

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In 2019 I started studying Medical Art at the MAET. With a strong background in Radiology, an insight into advanced post-processing, and some experience in Art it is my vision to use all available media – from the combination of radiologic imaging with traditional art techniques to advanced techniques like the use of AR in medicine– to provide optimal medical visualization for scientific and educational purposes. To see examples please visit my website www.radiologyart.eu .
Recently I accepted a part-time position in a dedicated mammography department. Besides refocussing on what has been my main clinical topic for many years I am now also looking forward to using my illustration skills for the doctor-patient communication.

Maria is a spanish illustrator based in London, with a background in Fine Arts and drawing. She graduated with a Bachelor in Fine Arts from the University of Barcelona and a Masters in Drawing from London Metropolitan University. Maria is currently working as an Art Teacher, passing her knowledge in traditional drawing and painting techniques to children and adults.

As an excellent observational illustrator, Laura is also skilled at work in 3D digital model making and animation.

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Becki Hiscocks is a Bristol based illustrator with a background in Fine Art and Education. Following a continued fascination of the history of anatomy she applied to the MAET in order to consolidate her knowledge and further develop her drawing practice.

Becki has had a diverse career within the arts and is a qualified lecturer having worked for many years in post-16 education. As a studio assistant to Damien Hirst she specialised in entomology and currently, as a designer for Zardi & Zardi, she creates fabrics and panoramic wallpapers based on historic tapestries.

Becki is passionate about the use of traditional methods within her illustration and much of her practice focuses on drawing, etching and watercolour. She is particularly fascinated in pathology, viewing disease as the narrative of the body.

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I’m a biomedical scientist working at Royal Sussex County Hospital with a post as a research technician at the University of Sussex and I’ve just completed my Postgraduate training in Medical art with the MAET. I enjoy the academic and precision based work that both my role as a scientist and medical artist employ. I’m hard working and passionate about my skills and always ready to learn and build on my knowledge base.

Courtney Stabb graduated from the MAET in November 2021 with a certificate with distinction. Prior to attending the programme, she graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Science Illustration from the University of Georgia, with honours. Following University, she worked as a graphics consultant for litigation and created technical manuals for children’s safety equipment.
Courtney currently resides in Stockholm, Sweden, working as a freelance artist building dynamic and distinct pieces for a range of clients. She specialises in bespoke digital illustrations and animations; working with experts in the medical field, pharmaceutical companies, healthcare marketing agencies, product engineers, and class-action litigation.  You can find more of her work at stabblabcreative.com.

I am blessed to be in a unique position where I can combine my medical knowledge and illustration skills to create informative and accurate images for wide-ranging audiences.

I graduated from Girton College, Cambridge, in 2008 with a 1st class degree in Pre-clinical Medicine and History and Philosophy of Science. I completed my medical training in University College London, with a Merit, in 2011. Since then, I have worked in a variety of London Deanery hospitals and I am currently in the middle of the London Plastic Surgery training scheme.

My lifelong passion for art has remained strong throughout my medical training and I enrolled on the Medical Artists’ Education Trust postgraduate Diploma programme to help me fulfil my goal of becoming a medical illustrator. I am due to graduate in 2019, as a full member of the Medical Artists Association of Great Britain.

So far this journey has taken me down many exciting avenues, from running Sculpture for Surgeons and drawing courses, writing a book chapter in an academic Michelangelo textbook, and illustrating websites, journals and textbooks. My commitment is to providing highly accurate illustrations and I can do this in a variety of media, from traditional to digital, to suit my clients’ needs.

Merlin is an award-winning freelance Medical Illustrator & Educator. She strives to visualise information in a way that makes it universally accessible, educational and engaging for both clinicians and the general public.

Over the last decade she has worked with some of the largest clients in the healthcare sector in the field of patient & public engagement, including Harley Street Childrens’ Hospital, The Wellcome Trust, The Francis Crick Institute, Great Ormond Street Hospital, Royal Free Hospital, UCL, Hunterian Museum of Surgery, The Royal College of Midwives and Kings College London. She teaches Illustration at The House of Illustration (founded by Quentin Blake).

Merlin believes pictures have the power to make thinking, working and communicating easier for everyone. She is passionate about using her skills to support and empower others, via collaborations with academics and medics across the UK, Europe and America.

My name is Louise Hinman, freelance artist and medical artist based in Brighton, London and Barcelona. I have over 15 years of drawing, illustration and exhibition experience. I can produce work for medical and academic research projects, anatomical and/or conceptual commissions and am experienced at running workshops and producing visual scribes at public engagement events, meetings and conferences.
I am interested in combining the traditional aesthetics of medical art with modern techniques, technologies and innovation.
I believe drawing is a direct and effective tool by which an artist can communicate processes and understanding. I can master a wide variety of styles and can adapt to suit individual preference or a particular project. My skill set is broad and I have a particular interest and expertise in traditional line drawing, simplification complex procedures or anatomy for diverse audiences, data visualisation & information graphics, and the applications of 3D modelling.
For my dissertation, ‘The Growth of Prosthetics’, I researched an overview of the design, demand for, functional expectations and the methods of creating prostheses.