ABOUT
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Elizabeth Murdoch Titcomb is the Principal & Owner of Iolite Creative. She has been a medical illustrator for over 20 years and loves her work! Elizabeth has degrees in both Scientific Illustration and Biology and worked for years as a research biologist in addition to illustrating, so she is uniquely qualified to understand complex medical and scientific concepts and projects. She has worked extensively with physicians, researchers, biotech companies and universities and will help you communicate your creative vision to your audience.”
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
+ What qualifications do you have?
Elizabeth has extensive experience working with physicians, product managers and marketing teams to develop complex medical illustrations and graphics. Her medical knowledge and expertise combined with excellent communication skills enable her to work seamlessly with her clients to make their ideas come to life. She has degrees in both Scientific Illustration and Biology, as well as a Graduate Certificate in Science Illustration. In addition to working as a medical illustrator, Elizabeth was also a senior research biologist for almost 20 years.
+ How much do illustrations cost?
Pricing for illustration and subsequent licensing fees can be found on the Pricing and Usage Guidelines page. We will give you a detailed proposal once we discuss your project- you can fill out our Quote Form to get started!
+ How much time does a project take?
It depends on the project! Your project proposal will detail the timeline. If your project requires a short turnaround time, we will do our best to accommodate you but rush fees will apply.
+ Can we hire you for graphic design services?
Absolutely! We have extensive experience in graphic design for healthcare fields and can create marketing brochures and sell sheets, product packaging, banners, and more! Check out our design portfolio here!
+ Do I own the illustration that you create for me?
There are various options for licensing the artwork we create for you. Please see the Pricing and Usage Guidelines page for licensing details and pricing.
+ You're just drawing my idea or product - why can't I use it however I want?
Unfortunately ideas cannot be copyrighted and, per copyright law, an artist retains all copyright to any work they created. For example, purchasing a song for your music library does not give you the right to make copies of the song- that copyright remains with the owner of the creative work. Medical illustrators have gone through extensive training and experience to be able to accurately develop works of art to tell a story or represent a product.
+ How do I get started?
Click HERE to contact us for a quote!