MEET MORGAN GRANZOW
My name is Morgan Granzow and I am a medical and scientific artist from Michigan. I am the sole owner and operator of MoMed Visuals. I graduated from the University of Michigan with a Bachelor's in Fine Arts and Design from the Stamps School of Art and Design and am a current MSc Medical Art student at the University of Dundee in Dundee, Scotland. My work focuses on anatomical studies and the human body, creating work through the lens of scientific and medical illustration. The field of medical and scientific illustration is beautifully intricate and a necessity, as there is an intertwined relationship between science and art, one cannot exist without the other.
My professional goals entails visualizing the unknown and using art to make education more accessible. Whether this is through journal publications or decorative art, I am here to make your visions come true. In my work, I prioritize diversity, representation, and accessibility as I am a Deaf artist and personally know the importance of making each community heard. Each client has different goals and I go at each project from a different perspective to ensure each client is happy with the outcome of my work.
Aside from art, I am passionate about travel, languages, and the outdoors! My life goal is to see as much of the world as possible and to embrace learning about other cultures. I've been to 11 countries (and counting) and love learning new languages. I am proficient in American Sign Language and Spanish, and always cherish learning new conversational phrases in various language when traveling. Additionally, I absolutely love hiking, skiing, staying active, and anything outdoors!
If you are interested in working with me to make your visualization dreams come true, visit the CONTACT section on the left-hand side of the site. If you're interested in seeing what other work I have done, please check out my CV below, or my portfolios on the left-hand side.
RECENT NEWS
Bridging Art and Medicine article with Michigan Medicine
Recognitions, Publications, and Exhibitions
(2025) Recipient of the Gorman Award for excellence in scholarship, service, leadership, and creative work throughout undergraduate study at Stamps.
(2025) Recipient of the Candy R. Wei Award for International Studies in Art and Design
(2025) Burns CJ, Granzow M, Was A, Higgins KE. Beyond the Block: A Canvas for Well-being and Conversation in Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine. Regional Anesthesia & Pain Medicine. Published Online First: 23 April 2025. doi: 10.1136/rapm-2025-106588
(2025) Stamps School of Art and Design publishes article, "Morgan Granzow: Healthcare Collaboration Featured" discussing my work with Michigan Medicine
(2025) Article featured in the University Record, "Bridging Art and Medicine: Courtney Burns' Transformative RISE Journey" featuring my commission with Michigan Medicine
(2025) University of Michigan Medical School publishes article "Bridging Art and Medicine: Courtney Burns' Transformative RISE Journey" featuring my commission with Michigan Medicine
(2025) Best Painting in the Science as Arts Competition for the University of Michigan
(2025) Designed work for Academic Medicine Journal, official journal of the American Association of Medical Colleges, for an article on healthcare workers' wellbeing by Courtney Burns (medical student), the University of Michigan Medical School, and the Department of Anesthesiology
(2025) Created a digital drawing and a 18in x 24in painting for Courtney Burns and the Department of Anesthesiology of Michigan Medicine that features advocating for healthcare workers wellbeing
(2024) Awarded the ArtsEngine Micro-grant for my senior thesis project, "Dissecting Beauty", featuring a series of anatomical paintings and a life-size plaster sculpture of my body being dissected
(2024) Featured on Michigan Medicine's "Between Two Ears" Podcast
(2024) Awarded the Arts at Michigan Mini-grant for my senior thesis project, "Dissecting Beauty", featuring a series of anatomical paintings and a life-size plaster sculpture of my body being dissected
(2024) Best Sculpture in the Science as Arts Competition for the University of Michigan
(2024) Article published on Cochlear America's Blog, "Best of Both Worlds-- How cochlear implants helped Morgan be part of Deaf community and hearing community"
(2023) Fundraising shirts designed for Michigan Medicine- Cochlear Implant Program, to raise money for Deaf children and families who cannot afford audiology care
(2023) Short-film shown in Respond/ Resist/ Rethink Student Art Show across the three University of Michigan Campuses
(2023) Artworks displayed at the Cochlear Rehabilitation Clinics at the Briarwood Health Buildings for University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, MI
(2023) Best Illustration in the Science as Arts Competition for the University of Michigan
