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Veronica Hays
Certified Medical Illustrator, Animator
Veronica Hays is an accomplished Animator and Illustrator with a focus on visualizing complex biological concepts.
Specializing in science communication, she offers innovative solutions to bring molecules, cells, anatomy, and medicine to life.
Veronica Hays holds a Master of Arts (M.A.) in Medical and Biological Illustration from The Johns Hopkins University and a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Biological Sciences and Studio Art from Smith College.
Currently, Veronica is the Medical Illustrator and Animator at Falconieri Visuals, leveraging her expertise in the field.
She has also contributed to the field as a former AMI Social Media Committee Member at the Association of Medical Illustrators.
Veronica's background includes roles as a Biomedical Illustrator, Research Fellow, and Animator at the National Institutes of Health, showcasing her diverse experience in the scientific and artistic realms.
Highlights
Sometimes an illustration isn't enough.
You've got a complex story. You know it's compelling, but it's hard to communicate.
That's where animation comes in.
Just 1-2 minutes of a well-made scientific animation can make all the difference.
Many of these animation clips were for companies that went on to receive millions, and in one case billions (that's right, capital B, Billions) of dollars through financing or acquisitions.
Maybe it was all their science. But the animation sure didn't hurt.
👋 I'm Veronica Falconieri Hays, Certified Medical Illustrator and animator. I create visuals to help you communicate your science. https://lnkd.in/e4euAMQJ
I am excited to share that my illustrations of Delta's defining mutations for Science News Magazine won an Award of Excellence in this year's Association of Medical Illustrators Salon!
As a freelancer, most of the time I operate in a vacuum. I get feedback from my clients, but rarely from my peers. So I am especially honored that a panel of my fellow medical illustrators found my art worthy of "excellence".
This is a huge personal milestone for me. As a grad student, I definitely felt like the ugly duckling among my artistically talented classmates. Science was my comfort zone, and art was my uncomfortable-imposter-feelings zone. I learned so much in graduate school, but felt like I would always be a little bit behind my colleagues when it came to artistic skill.
Five years ago, I decided to launch my company, Falconieri Visuals, in large part so I could take on more diverse projects and accelerate my growth as an artist. This award comes as a validation of this decision.
So here's to five years of challenging myself, growing, and now earning the recognition of some of the coolest people I know - my fellow medical illustrators.
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