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Agott Avila

@agott_avila

Medical and Dental Illustrator

France
English, French, Hebrew, Portuguese, Spanish
About me
I am a Medical & dental illustrator creating accurate, professional health-related artwork. I specialize in anatomical illustrations, dental SVG vector graphics, medical infographics, and patient education visuals for clinics, publishers, EdTech, and health brands. My work blends scientific accuracy with clean, modern design — from simplified patient diagrams to detailed textbook illustrations to crisp vector graphics for dental branding. Files delivered in SVG, AI, PNG, PDF, or EPS. Let's create illustrations that inform and build trust.... Read more

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Illustration
I will do medical anatomy and dental tooth svg vector illustration for software
From$20 / projectMore details
Illustration
I will create dental illustrations, diagrams and svg vector illustrations
From$20 / projectMore details

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Work experience

Self_employed / Freelance

Medical & Dental Illustrator

Self employed / Freelance • Freelance

Dec 2024 - Present • 1 yr 9 mos

As a freelance illustrator, I specialize in medical and dental illustrations, diagrams, and SVG vector graphics. I create anatomically accurate, professional illustrations for dental practices, dental software, educational platforms, and patient education materials. My projects include tooth numbering charts, tooth anatomy illustrations, primary/deciduous teeth and eruption charts, and child friendly dental illustration sets. I deliver all work as clean, scalable, and editable vector files (SVG, AI, EPS) as well as print ready formats (PNG, PDF), so they can be easily integrated into apps, websites, presentations, and educational materials. I focus on combining scientific accuracy with a clear, easy-to-understand visual style — suitable for both dental professionals and patients or their families. Since the rest of your profile form is in German, I'd go with the German version for consistency.