Research Findings Infographic Illustration
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I have a peer-review manuscript ready for submission and I need an engaging, publication-quality infographic that compares two treatment options. The audience is other scientists, so accuracy is non-negotiable, yet the visual should still feel approachable to readers outside the immediate field.
Here is what I am after:
• Format: one-page infographic, sized for both A4 print and digital use (vector preferred for easy scaling).
• Core components: a picture representing both treatments, include how one treatment has a larger treatment area than the other, and some kind of visual way to depict that over time, one treatment is better than the other
• Look and feel: clean, modern, professional colour palette. Visually interesting without being overwhelming
• Output files: editable source (AI or SVG) plus high-resolution PDF and PNG.
I will supply an initial idea for what the figure should contain. You will translate those into a cohesive layout, handle typography, iconography and any minor illustration work, then iterate once or twice based on my feedback until everything is publication-ready.
If you have samples of previous scientific infographics, I’d love to see them alongside your proposal so I can gauge whether your style aligns with the paper.
Here is what I am after:
• Format: one-page infographic, sized for both A4 print and digital use (vector preferred for easy scaling).
• Core components: a picture representing both treatments, include how one treatment has a larger treatment area than the other, and some kind of visual way to depict that over time, one treatment is better than the other
• Look and feel: clean, modern, professional colour palette. Visually interesting without being overwhelming
• Output files: editable source (AI or SVG) plus high-resolution PDF and PNG.
I will supply an initial idea for what the figure should contain. You will translate those into a cohesive layout, handle typography, iconography and any minor illustration work, then iterate once or twice based on my feedback until everything is publication-ready.
If you have samples of previous scientific infographics, I’d love to see them alongside your proposal so I can gauge whether your style aligns with the paper.