r/scienceillustration

3k members
r/scienceillustration is a subreddit with 3k members. The most common kinds of discussions are advice requests, and the community frequently discusses illustration, art, scientific, science, and biology.
The interdisciplinary field of scientific illustration is concerned with reflecting the findings of science and technology. As scientific illustrators, we bridge the gap between science and art by creating renderings that make complex concepts understandable, often showing the unobservable and that which cannot be photographed. Scientific illustrations appear in print, exhibits, the web, video, animation, and wall art.

Popular Themes in r/scienceillustration

#1
Advice Requests
: "Career/where to start"
13 posts

Popular Topics in r/scienceillustration

#1

Illustration

: "Free scientific Illustrations for biologists! 😍"
97 posts
#2

Art

: "My Art has been published!"
81 posts
#3

Scientific

48 posts
#4

Science

: "I wish Science illustration was a widely practiced field "
28 posts
#5

Biology

: "Art Meets Biology: Coloring the Plasma Membrane"
24 posts
#6

Career

: "Career/where to start"
17 posts
#7

Scientific Illustration

15 posts
#8

Illustrator

11 posts
#9

Anatomy

11 posts
#10

Insects

: "Various Insects & Mouse, Gouache on Crescent Board (shadows added digitally), rearview STUDIO"
11 posts

Member Growth in r/scienceillustration

Yearly
+426 members(14.2%)

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Last updated: October 13, 2026