I was approached by Sarah Olson to create a t-shirt design with the #BiInSci hashtag and celebrating visibility of bisexual people in science. I wanted to use the colors of the Bi Flag as well as the light from a microscope to highlight the words “Be Visible”.
The shirt & sticker are available for purchase.
The Open Notebook (TON) was looking for a set of logos to put at the top of their website for several collections (en Español, Pitch Database, Getting Started in Science Journalism, and Using Narrative to Tell Science Stories). Using their … Read More
As part of my work with the University of Arizona Cancer Center, I created several graphics for the Immunotherapy Edition of the donor newsletter, Act Against Cancer. These 6 graphics explain scientific topics related to how immunotherapy works, different types, … Read More
Brief: Emoji styled icons that display gender variety in alignment with Stats NZ categories. Each icon should be delivered in a minimum of 300dpi 300×300 as an individual file in order to be resized for alternate projects. Male and Female … Read More
I was commissioned by Robin McLaughlin to create this graphical abstract for an upcoming paper. This animated loop version was included to show how water and sediment moves over time. Below is the animated loop version
This SynthProbe logo was designed as a sort of joke for a protocol in my undergraduate laboratory, where I worked for almost two years. I did end up getting it as a t-shirt!
Several graphics and infographics created for the Arizona Cancer Center’s donor newsletter, Act Against Cancer, focused on Clinical Trials. This project particularly mixed science communication with creating beautiful visuals to accompany stories. In addition to the graphics, I also wrote … Read More
