Caroline C.

Caroline is a medical illustrator from Cleveland, OH. She earned a bachelor’s of science from Kent State University, with a major in premedical biology, and minors in both chemistry and drawing. Through this program, she became interested in medical education and artwork. Caroline is earned a masters of science degree in biomedical visualization at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Her interests in this field revolve around 2D illustration, design, and preproduction. Caroline hopes to use color and design effectively to convey messages through her work. She uses unique and bold directions in her work to create engaging and informative projects. In group settings, she coordinates specific design goals. Caroline assists team projects by creating style guides to keep her teammates’ work cohesive. She especially loves brainstorming limited color palettes with input from her peers. Caroline has worked with many fellow biomedical visualization students, as well as clients to create visualization that follow a common vision. Caroline is very cognizant of the role that biomedical visualization plays in education. She is very passionate about education theory, and has worked TA and tutor jobs to understand how to visually communicate effectively. In BVIS, the Visual Learning and Thinking courses were very influential on how Caroline approaches designing layouts and user interfaces.