Illustrations

A simple illustration means no (or barely any) gradients are applied. Flat shadows can be used. The topic to be illustrated is simplified. For example to illustrate how general components are related, without overwhelming the student with too much detail.

An intermediate illustration is bit more detailed, without being fully realistic. They can include shadows and gradients. Rather than just flat colours, these types of illustrations can represent different types of tissues or textures.

Detailed illustrations have gradients, shading and subtle or no outlines, to achieve a more realistic representation of the subject. They can also include complex illustrations with some level op depth.

Covering subjects other than medical related, including diagrams or flowcharts. Ideal for data visualization.

Infographics are a combination of text and images designed to deliver key messages in an engaging way, highlighting the main points visually.