Vivid underwater scene with colorful coral reefs and many small, bright fish swimming in various directions.

Science is better when it’s pretty

Using art and design to communicate science

A cartoon illustration of a large cell with a person sitting on top, representing the cell's nucleus. The cell has labeled parts including the nucleus, flagella, and parts of DNA such as cDNA, mRNA, and tRNA. The person sitting on top is waving and saying, "Hi! I'm TIM-3!"

Scientific illustrations

Close-up of a beetle with shiny, iridescent black and purple body and long curved horns, walking on a green leaf.

Making science entertaining and memorable.

Artwork

What I create in the early hours.

Four abstract illustrations representing sustainability and environmental themes. A colorful globe with geometric patterns, a black and white stylized water swirl, a line drawing of a plant with roots, and the map of Africa filled with multicolored dots.

Logo design and branding

Capturing the essence of your venture to be memorable and eye-catching.

Portfolio

If you like what you see, please reach out.

I am always open to new opportunities and challenges (of all shapes and sizes).

An illustrated glass with a spoon inside it, with a comic-style speech bubble showing many colorful cartoon faces expressing surprise or fear, with the text 'this is so cool!'.

Abstract painting of a squid with vibrant colors and splattered paint effects on a gradient background.

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Diagram showing the menstrual cycle and symptoms, including phases like menstruation, follicular phase, ovulation, and luteal phase, with symptoms such as energy, sex drive, menstrual cramps, low energy, mood swings, bloating, and trouble sleeping.

Diagram of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome explaining the cause, common features, management, and symptoms. The ovary is shown with multiple cysts, and the stages of the disorder are numbered from increased androgen levels to ovary becoming polycystic.

Diagram illustrating premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD), a severe form of premenstrual syndrome. It shows common features such as mood swings, irritability, fatigue, sleep issues, and physical pain. The diagram includes management strategies like lifestyle changes and medications, and highlights the onset of symptoms due to hormonal declines.

Diagram explaining functional hypothalamic amenorrhea, showing hypothalamus, pituitary gland, and ovaries with numbered steps. Text highlights that hypothalamus stops signaling, pituitary reduces hormone release, and ovaries stop ovulating, leading to amenorrhea. Features include no periods for three or more cycles, fatigue, cold sensitivity, and thinning hair. Causes include energy deficiency, chronic stress, rapid weight loss, and body changes. Management involves hormonal balance and stress reduction.