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Mohd Ridzuan Fuad bin Shaiful Annuar Born: Tg Malim, Perak Based: Kota Tinggi, Johor Majoring in Illustration in Graphic Design Bachelor
I am an enthusiast toward the aesthetic environment and an explorer guided by my curiosity. I have been drawing since I was eight. Exchange my science stream with art in STPM, I am furthering my study in Graphic Design Bachelor in UiTM. Almost 3 years of study, I explored as much as I can in illustration. I spent most of my time illustrating things in my surroundings and mix it with a twist of my style. Discovering scientific illustration has taught me the relation of art and science as the area of studies that benefits one and another. The care of precision, concentration to imitate, and visualizing the exact visual have help science to be explored by many people even when they do not have the science background.
Journal Intro "The knowledge of intepret scientific information and focus on what is important is the single most important thing in Scientific Illustration." Erin Walsh Australian National University research scientist and a scientific illustrator.
Stated by the name, scientific Illustration is the division of Illustration that aware of scientific accuracy. It is more than just an artwork, scientific Illustration includes the details, complex concept, and subject in an engaging and easily comprehensive way. Scientific Illustration often visualizes the undiscoverable part to show how they look like. This is really helpful to help the understanding of science. The subject matter is illustrated accurately to inform and educate the audiences. Scientific Illustration, in other words, can be defined as a service for science. This is due to its function as a visual communication in science. This is mean, the illustrator must acknowledge the level of knowledge of the viewer so that the info illustrated can serve its purpose. illustrators do not infuse imagination and creativity into their work. The exact subject must be translating exactly as it is without any alteration occur or else, the work will not consider as scientific illustration. This jornal will compile all scientific illustrations produce by me. The arworks will be arrange according to the areas in scientific illustration.
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Scientific Illustration Institutions •
Association of Medical Illustrator – Illinois, United State
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Institute of Medical Illustrators – London, United Kingdom
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AXS Biomedical Animation Studio Inc. – Toronto, Canada
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The Guild of Natural Science Illustrators (GNSI) – Washington, D.C, United State
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Scientific Illustration: A Guide to Biological, Zoological, and Medical Rendering Techniques, Design, Printing, and Display
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Biodiversity Heritage Library
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Sydney Living Museums
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Smithsonian Magazine
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nationalgeographic.com
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botanicalartandartists.com
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soc-botanical-artists.org
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rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au
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ModernMet.com
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Nasr, S. (1987). Islamic art and spirituality. 1st ed. Albany: State University of New York Press
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Gruber, C. (2010). The Islamic manuscript tradition. 1st ed. Bloomington: Indiana University Press.
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Purposely prepared for: GDI 686 Scientific Illustration Lecture/Advisor: Mdm Jamizan Jalaluddin@Md Rashid