Grow Your Vision with a Board Certified Medical Illustrator!

Krystal J. Thompson is a Board Certified Medical Illustrator with over 12 years of experience, collaborating with doctors, publishers, and personal injury attorneys across various media. An honors graduate of the Rochester Institute of Technology, she has delved deep into the medical field through both inter-company and contractual engagements.
Krystal's work has been featured in esteemed online journals such as the Journal of Neurosurgery, the American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology, and Medscape. Her illustrations have been presented by doctors in lectures and e-learning modules, and her meticulous medical art was instrumental in securing a $1.2 million plaintiff verdict. Some of Krystal's clients include Columbia University Irving Medical Center, Jones & Bartlett Learning, and the National Kidney Foundation of New York.
Whatever your needs may be, Krystal is committed to delivering professional, efficient, and timely work to meet her clients' expectations. For medical legal, patient education, e-learning, or traditional artwork, you can trust Krystal to bring your vision to life!


Anatomical Illustrations
Traditional or digital; Stock anatomical figures or custom illustrations are tailored to your specified needs.

Medical Legal
Need a visual to explain or enhance your case for court? Or perhaps the utilization of colorized films can help in educating jurors on a client’s injuries. Whether you are a physician or attorney, I can help you to win your case!

Surgical Procedures/MOAs
Surgical illustrations can help to educate, communicate, or document procedures. A drug's "mechanism of action" (MOA) depict the process of drug interactions within patients. Surgical or MOAs can also strengthen your medical legal case and demonstrate a client's pain and suffering.

Interactive Visual Aids
Interactive exhibits can simplify complex medical or scientific concepts into easy to understand visuals of medical and scientific facts.

Charts/Timelines/Graphics
Increase comprehension by outlining significant medical information such as date of service, treatment, services rendered or any other important information noted in a patient's/client's medical records.