Through educational experiences and internships, I have worked on a variety of biological and medical art projects over the past four years. In spring 2017, I worked doing illustrations of blood backspatter for Dr. Daniel Attinger. During the summer of 2017, I worked with the Creative Arts and Services team at Los Alamos National Laboratory on figures for the 2nd edition of the Plutonium Handbook which was published in 2019. More recently I collaborated with the Ninewells Hospital Ear Nose and Throat Unit to create interactive 3D models on the complications of mastoiditis as a part of my graduate course work. Through my course work, I have had the opportunity to draw a variety of biological and medical specimens many of which are featured below.
Medical and Scientific Art:
– Medical Illustrations
– Informational Posters
– Anatomical Écorchés
– Scientific Illustrations
– Graphic Medicine
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Medical Illustrations



Informational Posters


Anatomical Écorché

Scientific Illustrations



Graphic Medicine


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