Tim Fitzgerald, MFA, CMI

These medical legal boards feature a wrist arthroscopy surgery and colored interpretations of the wrist injuries for use in a personal injury case (some details from the surgical repair are at the end; I thought they came out pretty good).

This infographic shows the role of the arrector pili muscle in the mechanics of hair movement. As the muscle contracts, it pulls on the base of the follicle, causing the hair to stand upright and the surrounding skin to bunch.

These medical legal boards feature colored medical films of numerous cervical and lumbar disc herniations for a single medical injury case. Each layout includes a flat-graphic orientation image to give jurors familiarity with the area being scanned. The legal art boards have the original medical films and their colored interpretations.

These medical legal boards feature colored medical films of numerous herniations and surgeries for a single personal injury case. Each layout includes a flat-graphic orientation image to give jurors familiarity with the area being scanned or operated on. The medical film boards have the original medical film and a colored interpretation of the film; the surgical boards display the steps involved in correcting the injury.

This molecular illustration shows the membrane-bound proteins involved in the uptake of a virus particle into the cell. Reading from left to right, the arrows show how the proteins pass the virus down the line until it reaches the final protein that will trigger the endocytosis.

This scientific illustration inset (from a larger poster) shows the anatomy of a rotavirus particle. The different capsids that surround the RNA strands are isolated and positioned within a flat, gray virus shape to show their relevant size and position within the complete virus.