Graphic Ark — Features examples of medical, botanical and natural history art of illustrator Joan Thomson.

Medartist.com — Resource for artists, publishers, doctors, and other clients, with samples of work from a variety of illustrators.

Doug Struthers Studio — Includes portfolio of medical illustrations, 3D models, and animations.

BioVisual Communications — Provides digital and traditional illustration services for professionals and companies engaged in the fields of health, medicine, science, and biotechnology.

Bloch Medical Communications — Specializes in digital medical illustration for editorial, advertising and instructional needs.

Craig Luce — Portfolio of medical illustrations and fine art images.

John Yesko — Services include interactive multimedia production, web site design, and medical illustration and animation.

MD Communications — Illustrator Mike de la Flor offers biomedical, technical, and scientific illustration, Web site design, and software training.

Visible Productions — Develops biomedical visualization materials and educational products such as 3D anatomical models, animations, and illustrations.

Watercolors of Carol Wickenhiser Schaudt — Graphite illustrations for Dr. Curtis Ebbesmeyer's upcoming book: "All Things Afloat." Botanical illustrations. Watercolors.

Every Last Detail — Medical and biological illustration, design, desktop publishing and library research by Jayne Azzarello. Includes portfolio, pricing and resume.

Johns Hopkins University Department of Art as Applied to Medicine — Offers graduate program in medical illustration. Includes information on the curriculum, faculty, and departmental resources.

University of Illinois Chicago Biomedical Visualization Program — Graduate program that ties traditional medical illustration with communication in the health sciences. Includes information on admissions, courses of study, and galleries.

University of Michigan Biomedical Visualization — Graduate program combining traditional medical illustration with modern health communication studies. Information on courses, admissions and departmental resources.

University of Toronto Division of Biomedical Communications — An interdisciplinary graduate program in medical illustration, covering art, medicine and communication. Includes information on curriculum, admissions, faculty and student gallery.