Medical Art ~ Scientific Illustration ~ Fineart and Printing
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Joanna began her illustration career studying a Scientific Illustration Degree BA Hons, which included Scientific and Medical Art, continuing onto St. Bartholomew’s Hospital to train under Professor Peter Cull MBE, on the Medical Artists’ Association Postgraduate Medical Art Programme MAA Dip, studying medical art techniques and anatomy. Qualifying as a Professional Medical Artist and Member of the Medical Artists’ Association has led to a full-time and busy freelance career creating medical art, scientific, and natural history illustrations.
Joanna immediately became involved in supporting the medical art educational charity by becoming their Honorary Secretary. She continued this involvement through its transition to an Educational Charitable Trust, the Postgraduate Training Programme in Medical Art (MAET), and went on to study for a PGCE Postgraduate Teacher Training Certificate. Subsequently, she became the Director of Education for the MAET Educational Trust between 2008 and 2022. Now the MAET Advanced Foundation Director, concentrating on teaching core drawing and observational skills http://www.maet.org.uk
Delighted to have been elected Chair of the Medical Artists’ Association of Great Britain in 2025.
For these continued medical art educational charitable works, Joanna was awarded a Fellowship of the MAA, FMAA by the Medical Artists’ Association of GB whilst attending the MAA Liverpool School of Medicine Conference, 2013. In 2023, Joanna was honoured and delighted to be awarded the Peter Cull Medal for her longstanding commitment to the MAET Educational Charitable Trust, also received in Liverpool at the 72nd Medical Artists’ Association Conference.
A few notable examples of publications include: Medical Art: Principles and Techniques for the Creative Medical Artist. An Introduction to Human Evolutionary Anatomy (Aeillo and Dean), Core Anatomy (Pegington and Dean) and Identification of Human Teeth https://jcfineart.co.uk/identification-of-human-teeth-homo-sapiens
Alongside continuing a busy freelance medical art and scientific illustration career, Joanna has worked on numerous projects for private clients, designers and publishers. Fine art paintings have been exhibited in galleries and have participated in Surrey Studio Art Trails, alongside running a variety of illustration workshops that cover techniques such as drawing, ink line work, and watercolour, covering medical, scientific, and botanical Illustration subjects.
Further charity volunteering: Organising the Bedhampton Charity annual Art Show, and actively participating in local toad road crossing patrols during the evenings throughout the toad migratory season, which could take place on any warm and drizzly evening between February and June each year. Supporting both the Bedhampton art charity and local toad road crossing patrols for more than a decade each. Offering to illustrate and organise the printing of the Bumblebee Guide found on https://jcfineart.co.uk/bumblebee-identification-guide
Member of the Medical Artists’ Association of GB https://maa.org.uk/artists/joanna-cameron/
Member of AEIMS and BIOMAB https://www.aeims.eu/artists/
Commissions ~ Sales
Artworks may be commissioned or purchased, being created either by traditional methods: pencil, watercolour, and inks, or created digitally within Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign.
Projects may be created for public or patient information, natural history articles or publications, scientific posters, medical textbooks and information texts, or for specialised operative surgical texts and design publications. Created, designed and illustrated.
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