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Common Errors in Medical Visuals
Explore the most frequent mistakes made in medical and scientific illustration and learn how to avoid them. This category highlights common errors in anatomy, labeling, color usage, perspective, and overall visual accuracy—offering practical tips and professional insights to help illustrators improve their craft. Whether you're a student or a seasoned medical illustrator, these posts will guide you in creating clear, accurate, and effective visuals every time.


What is the Difference Between McBurney's Sign and Rovsing's Sign?
If you're trying to determine whether a patient has appendicitis, two clinical signs that often come up are McBurney’s Sign and Rovsing’s...
May 30


True and False Ribs Anatomy
A labeled anatomical diagram of the ribcage. True ribs (1–7) are shown in one color, false ribs (8–12) in another, and floating ribs (11–12)
Apr 18, 2016
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