With a distinguished career spanning over 15 years, Nick Klein has garnered widespread recognition for his leadership, service, and exceptional artistic abilities. He has earned numerous awards for innovative contributions to the field of medical visualization and is a Fellow of the Association of Medical Illustrators. As a co-founder of iso-form LLC, Nick continues to shape the industry landscape, while his passion for the outdoors and spending time with his family bring balance and inspiration beyond the professional realm.

Russell Adams is the Director of Technology at iso-form LLC, where he draws upon over 25 years of experience to pioneer impressive interactive experiences in the healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors. His visionary approach to technology is evidenced by his development of two patents in human-computer interaction, illustrating his dedication to digital invention. Russell's leadership at iso-form has been instrumental in driving forward-thinking projects that merge cutting-edge technology with practical healthcare solutions. Outside of work, Russell finds joy in the company of his pets and through his creative pursuits, including writing, jewelry making, and sculpture. These hobbies not only reflect Russell's artistic side but also complement his astute thinking and problem-solving skills in technology. His ability to navigate the intersection of technology and art helps to fuel his professional achievements.

With over 20 years of experience and more than three thousand illustrations to his credit, Andrew has worked on brands throughout the pharmaceutical industry. His illustration work has won numerous awards including 3 “Best of Show” awards from the Association of Medical Illustrators. Andrew taught medical illustration for 10 years earning the rank of Associate Professor from the Medical College of Georgia. Andrew is credentialed as a Certified Medical Illustrator (CMI) and in 2009 was recognized as a Fellow of the Association of Medical Illustrators (FAMI). Andrew is an active member of the Association of Medical Illustrators where he lectures on topics of digital painting, digital sculpting, digital asset management, and the role of diagnostic imaging in the field of Medical Illustration. Among his favorite things is canoe camping in the Florida Everglades.

John serves as the Director of Operations at iso-form LLC, where his extensive background in medical illustration underpins the company's commitment to excellence and artistry. With over 25 years of experience in the field, John brings a wealth of knowledge and a unique perspective to the team. John earned a master's degree in medical illustration from The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, has served on numerous committees, as Treasurer for the Association of Medical Illustrators, and was honored as a Fellow of the Association of Medical Illustrators in 2014. John also spent 23 years working as a collaborating professor and steering committee member with the Biological/Pre-Medical Illustration degree program at Iowa State University, with many students going on to become successful professionals. In his spare time, John enjoys coin and currency collecting, working on his classic '59 Impala, and airbrushing anatomical models.

With almost three decades of experience in the digital healthcare arena, Dedee enjoys the following things in no particular order: introducing innovative, unique interactive ideas to clients, The Pork Tornadoes, warm weather, and Arabian horses. With 3 kids, spare time is hard to come by, but when she finds some, you’ll find her at a beach or a horse show.

Justin is an ingenious software engineer with a passion for game development. Away from the keyboard, he finds joy in hunting, fishing, and hiking with his family, seamlessly blending tech creativity with outdoor adventures.

Pete, primarily an animator and editor, loves the creative process and thrives on solving design problems with his iso-team. Beyond his professional pursuits, he's passionate about underwater photography and can effortlessly lose himself in discussion or playing board games.

Jamie has 15 years of design and production experience in 3D medical animation and illustration. She has won numerous awards, has had several illustrations published, and her animation work has been featured during NBC's Sunday Night and Thursday Night Football. In her spare time, you can find her dreaming up her next cake or cookie recipe, spending time with her family, or on the mic teaching barre classes.

Jack was introduced to the medium of digital 3D while studying medical illustration at Rochester Institute of Technology. From then on, it has become his medium of choice for creating art. Jack enjoys creating detailed, digital 3D models of other organisms when he is not working on medical art. His hobbies include hiking, scuba diving, and 3D printing.

Steve enjoys exploring and creating different styles of illustrations and 2D animations. Outside of work, he loves a good walk, traveling, reading, Star Trek, and animated movies.

With over 10 years of experience in patient care, Emily finds excitement in iso-form's combined focus on art, technology, and the human body. She's a travel enthusiast with a passion for exploring new cuisines- the hotter the better! Emily seeks out any opportunity to be in nature and loves spending her free time at the barre studio and with her family and friends.

Elisabeth has an undergraduate degree in biomedical sciences and experience in the pharmaceutical industry, a passion for networking, and a knack for making science accessible through creative outlets. Beyond the office, she enjoys backpacking and traveling, is a self-proclaimed taco aficionado, and has a healthy obsession with Jack Black, fantasy novels, and her dog, Freya.

Jessie is a Figma fangirl, video game enthusiast, and designated comedian of the cubicles. Jessie has never met a craft she didn’t like or a little treat she didn’t need.

During his winter break in college, Brady stood on the precipice of discovering his passion for programming after successfully creating a simple roll-a-ball simulation on his computer. Since then, he has enjoyed crafting programs as both a fun hobby and a learning experience. When he's not at his computer, you can catch him engrossed in a good book or breaking some kid's ankles on the basketball court.

Scientific illustrator by training and serial hobbyist by trade, Amy spends her spare time painting, drawing, and just general crafting.

When she’s not creating illuminating illustrations, Ally can be found drawing, painting, reading pretentious literary fiction novels, or taking her cat on long walks.

Whether it’s 3 degrees or 30, Bailey is most happy hunting, and spending time outdoors. When she’s not in her happy place, she prefers the lap or couch closest to her, a belly rub, and is the goodest girl.

Trained drooler by day and snoozer by night, Freya lives for the attention of others and prefers lakes and rivers to dry land. Although she may exchange you and your friendship for a piece of cheese, it serves as a form of payment for her protective services, thereby also establishing her as the goodest girl.