Illustrations

Quality cover art, schematics and figures

Our illustrators have strong scientific backgrounds and extensive experience producing illustrations and figures. They understand journal preferences and know what formats/styles work best. They are ideally suited to produce sophisticated visuals such as graphical abstracts, cover art, schematics, slides and posters that effectively present your science. See some examples below.

Rates: We charge an hourly rate of $80. You can find the estimated range of costs for different services on our price list.

Please first discuss your budget if you have one, so we can work most efficiently (see tips).

  • Schematic of Amyloid plaques

    Journal Cover: Chen et al. Cell (2020)

  • Protein Identification by Short-epitope Mapping (PrISM) potentially decodes >95% of the proteome in a wide range of organisms. Schematic

    Schematic for Paper: Egertson et al. BioRxiv (2021)

  • Schematic of chimeric antigen receptors.

    Poster Figure: ImmPACT Bio. AACR (2022)

  • Schematic of fluid biomarkers of synaptic pruning process.

    Presentation Figure: Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard

  • Schematic of PEGylated liposomal doxorubicin delivery.

    Summary Figure for Media: M. Kavallaris. Children's Cancer Institute (2023)

  • Schematic of High-Throughput Regulatory Part Prototyping and Analysis b Cell- Free Protein Synthesis and Droplet

    Graphical Abstract: Gan et al. ACS Synth. Biol. (2022)

  • Journal cover for synthetic biology.

    Journal Cover: Gan et al. ACS Synth. Biol. (2022)

  • Journal cover for Cell Stem Cell.

    Journal Cover: Lau et al. Cell Stem Cell (2022)

  • Schematic of different methods and the contribution of the protein data bank to the field of structural biology.

    Figure for: Bonvin, Nature Methods (2021).

  • Schematic of Cancer Stromal Cells.

    Summary for Grant on Cancer Stromal Cells

  • Infographic of molecular medicine

    Infographic of molecular medicine-2021

  • Outreach Poster: Nutrition-Microbiota

  • Schematic of Asian people.

    Journal Cover: Wu et al. Cell (2019)

Copyright

Please see our Terms and Conditions for full details. https://www.lifescienceeditors.com/terms-conditions/

Briefly, for pure data figures, we generally transfer all rights to the author free of charge. For other artwork, we retain copyright so that we can re-use common components (e.g., cells and DNA) in other illustrations and protect the quality of the original image. For this, we provide a free standard license for use of the unmodified, final illustration with mandatory attribution. An unlimited license (fee may apply) may be available upon request for unlimited use and modification of the electronic file.

 

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