Morgan Granzow - Medical Art

As a medical illustrator, I strive to create a variety of work that visualize the human body in ways that allow people to understand its complexity. Research and education are important themes in my work as I believe education should be accessible for the entire public, not just those with the privilege of attending University. While my work focuses mainly on illustrations, I have experience with both 2D and 3D works in both traditional and digital techniques.

Anterior dissection drawing of the hand, comparing a typical hand to one with hypermobility. The hypermobility is shown through hyperextension of the metacarpophalangeal joint with some flexion at the carpometacarpal joint. In patients with hEDS or hypermobility, joints have a higher range of motion as a result of weak muscle and tendon support at the joint, causing discomfort, fatigue, and instability that can cause longterm issues.

Surgical illustration of a total laparoscopic hysterectomy, part of a series of 5 illustrations. This visual depicts the ligation of the uterine artery (representing multiple steps in the procedure of cauterizing surrounding blood vessels).

Surgical illustration of a total laparoscopic hysterectomy, part of a series of 5 illustrations. This labeled visual displays the transection of the round ligament (representing various steps to divide all the supporting ligaments).