Dear Bhakta:

I am a doctor from Colombia but also a medical illustrator.

If you need drawings I'll be more than please to help you. I own a company that specializes in that field

Here is the address : www.m4h.com.co

Please go to "servicios/ilustración médica" to see se examples

Kind regards

Pd: Find attached an example of the quality of my drawings.

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Miguel Farfán MD

[email protected]

 Hi Bakhta,

If you decide to make your own images:

Non specific, but a powerful tool for scientific drawing and retouching is "The Gimp".

You can use, for vectorial drawing and composition, "Inkscape". 

If you didn't know these free tools, you must try them. Good Luck,

Sergio

Inkscape for 2D and Blender for 3D pictures.

Blender for animations

For instance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RasemoYzsFA

if you were thinking about 3d software there are a few specialized software for representing organism at mesoscale. It's not easy to find one that can do everything and depending on the level of detail that you would like to achieve probably the best thing is to reconstruct your 3d model using slices obtained via CONFOCAL or EM images.

A very good start is here https://www.cellmicrocosmos.org/ where you will also find links to repository of data.

Hey Bhakta Prasad Gaire I use and recommend Mind the Graph, which is an online software with a huge scientific illustration library. You can use it as a free user. check it out! https://mindthegraph.com/

Simplest way to get a professional scientific drawing or a graphical abstract with low cost for your research report or paper:

https://unitechlink.com/scientific-illustrations/

A team of scientists and artists works on your illustration/journal cover/schematics instead of only one illustrator. It's quick and the price is very reasonable (with first-time-order discount).