SVG Illustrator for Clinical Findings in Equine Dental Charts

We run a browser-based veterinary practice management software containing a new dental charting tool that veterinarians use to record findings during an equine dental examination. The chart itself — the tooth outlines, jaw contours and chewing surfaces — already exists as inline SVG in a single self-contained HTML file. What is missing is the set of graphics that appear on a tooth when the user records a finding.

We are looking for an illustrator to draw and integrate those graphics: 17 findings in total, covering things like enamel overgrowths, wear patterns, fractures, and pictogram-style symbols. You work directly inside the existing file, adding SVG geometry only. The HTML and CSS structure, the coordinate system and the existing tooth drawings stay exactly as they are.

No veterinary or anatomical knowledge is required. You will receive a detailed 42-page brief that explains everything from scratch — the three views of the chart, the direction terms, the tooth numbering — plus lots of annotated reference images showing how each finding should look. Every work package has its own specification: which view, which teeth, which options, how the finding is removed again.

What matters most to us is precision. The graphics have to sit exactly on the anatomy they belong to, at every tooth, in every quadrant, and they have to stay correct when other tools lengthen, shorten, rotate or remove a tooth. Please expect and be willing to work through several rounds of corrections; we give specific, marked-up feedback and respond quickly.

Ideal fit: strong vector illustration skills, comfortable hand-authoring and editing SVG path data inside an HTML file rather than exporting from a drawing app, and genuinely enjoys detail work.

In your proposal, please tell us: examples of precise vector work you have done, whether you are comfortable working directly in SVG markup and your availability.