For most review articles we start by laying out the information and papers that we want to discuss. In these cases only after we have the first draft of the manuscript do we start thinking about the figures we would like to include to illustrate our thoughts. Some of the figures in this paper exemplify how these elements can convey compact and clear information to the reader. A figure can focus solely on some findings of a quoted article that have large implications to the field and that can be depicted in a graphical representation. It can add information to the manuscript itself with key-information that is quoted directly on it. It can distill key mechanisms described over a large section. It can be a powerful tool to convey future directions and hypothesis. No matter what it is, we can help you visualise your ideas.