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Gaius J Augustus, Visual Storyteller & Multimedia Communicator
Visuals tell stories
It should be no surprise that we are drawn to visuals. Images move us, helping us to communicate complex stories quickly and easily. So let’s make your science visual!
I’m a trained artist and scientist. ready to work with you to bring your story to life.
10 things about the creative process that no one tells you
What do research, iteration, experimentation, and metrics have to do with the creative process? Probably more than you think.
Your creative contract needs to address these 3 things
Every creative collaboration should have a contract. Let’s talk about 3 options in your creative contract and the pros and cons to each option.
5 lovely graphic backgrounds to add simple texture to your design
Subtle texture can go a long way, so here are 5 graphic backgrounds that will add just the right amount of emphasis to enhance your design.
3 ways of using textures to enhance your next art piece
One of the best ways to add flair to a design is by using texture. Here are 3 ways of using texture strategically so that your work catches everyone’s eye!
3 Gorgeous Display Fonts That Are Actually Legible
Display fonts are tricky because they can sometimes be hard to read. Here’s a curated list of legible display fonts that you can use for your next project!
How an artist residency brings creativity to the laboratory
An artist residency such as that from Art the Science is an innovative way to bring creativity to the laboratory. Learn about how their first residency went!
Creating Dave, a Hero of His Own Immune Health
“How Can I Strengthen My Immune System?”Learn how I created the character for this course, and imagined Dave becoming an immune system “hero”!
How Does Cancer Grow? Behind the scenes of the course
Creating the visuals for a Lifeology course isn’t always a linear process. Here’s a behind the scenes look at my “How Does Cancer Grow?” course.
A COVID comic – “Coronavirus Needs You”
Crossposted at Lifeology.io Last week, I got a panicked text from a friend who has an autoimmune disorder and is increasingly worried about the novel coronavirus. They had received a package several days earlier and put it under the bed. Now, they were worried that the virus could grow off of the box and spread….
10 exciting design tips to make your infographic look more polished
You can make your infographic look more polished with a few basic principles of design. Here are 10 design tips to take your infographic from meh to amazing!
Feature: Agar Art with Sarah Jeanne Adkins
Drawing with bacteria? This is a super cool art technique called Agar Art, and I’m entranced by it! Meet Sarah Adkins, who uses Agar Art for biology education.
The secret to choosing infographic size
You’ve decided to make an infographic. But what size should you make it? Here, I answer some of the most common questions I get about infographic size.
Feature: Maria Magdalena Sandoval Donahue, PhD geologist & science fashion
A PhD geologist and entrepreneur shares her story about how data inspires her to create unique science fashion pieces.
Feature: Teresa Ambrosio on starting an Etsy shop
Creating art is one thing, but selling it is entirely different. One popular option for selling artistic products is Etsy, well-known for being home to handmade and crafty items. Teresa Ambrosio was kind enough to let me cross-post an article she wrote about starting an Etsy shop. I really appreciate Teresa’s openness about her journey….
2 Halloween Art Shareables for Your Social Media
Happy Halloween! Enjoy these social media ready shareables. They’re inspired by science, and adorable enough for your favorite science lover.
Looking for design or development services? I’m available for hire.
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Whether you’re a university department, an organization, or an individual, your story deserves to be told visually. My unique background means I can make it happen. I’m available for professional development in an individual or group setting and commission work for exciting projects.