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Leiden University / LUMC – comic about scientific drug research for sick children

Terms such as 'placebo', 'randomisation' and 'double-blind research' are explained. The cartoon should help children decide on whether or not to participate in drug research (Informed Consent).

genre : Book, Cartoon, Comic, Education, Infographic, Medical, Non-Fiction, Printed Media

technique: Digital-Vector

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Irene Cécile educational illustrations

Irene Cécile (1981) is an illustrator, specialised in educational illustrations and infographics for publishers, musea, hospitals, NGO’s, foundations and other institutions.

Target groups can be children or adults, or specific groups such as illiterate to low-literate people or patients.

After studying Biology at Leiden University (with a specialization in Science Communication), she studied at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague. After graduating in 2009, she started her own business as an illustrator and graphic designer in Leiden.

Irene has worked for Oxfam Novib, the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), Leiden University Medical Center (LUMC), Amsterdam University Medical Centers, Dutch Lifeguard Association, Dutch Military Museum, The Salvation Army, Naturalis Biodiversity Center, Noordhoff Publishers, Contact Contact and the Royal Palace Amsterdam.

In 2015, Irene Cécile was one of the winners of the Worldwide Picturebook Illustration Competition (co-organized by Lemniscaat Publishers).

Specialities:

Educational and informational illustrations
Medical illustrations
Infographics
Visually clarifying messages to a target group

Irene loves illustrations and designs with:

good visual communication, to transfer knowledge as effectively as possible to the target group
a drawing style tailored to the target group
clarity and simplicity

More information on www.irenececile.com

Clients

NGO’s and foundations: