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Beautiful, realistic artwork that cultivates wonder for the natural world, fostering deeper connections with our planet. Through original artwork, products, and illustration services, I aim to inspire curiosity and appreciation all while contributing to a positive impact on our environment.
Tasselled wobbegong sharks are members of the carpet shark family. They are commonly observed in the Great Barrier Reef. They are flat, well-camouflaged sharks reaching a maximum length of about 4.1 feet (1.25 m).
Scientific Illustration
Tasselled Wobbegong shark
Animal Spotlight
Sri Lankan Leopard
Intrigue
HumpBack Whale
Marvel
Gentoo Penguin
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graphite drawings
Antarctica & South Georgia Island
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Not your typical
artist and
designer here.
I'm a medical and scientific illustrator with over 10 years of professional experience. I received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art with a concentration in Drawing and a minor in Mathematics. I went on to receive a Masters of Arts in Biomedical Communications - Biomedical Illustration. I'm combining art and science with a renewed focus to integrate my childhood passions and implementing ways to give back to nature. Through my work, I want to help people dive into subjects they are passionate or curious about and encourage engagement with our natural world. It's been a winding often unexpected journey, and I'm grateful for it. I'm just getting started and I'm thrilled you're here!
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We choose nonprofit organizations that correspond to the subjects matter of the artworks. We are always looking for more organizations to support and collaborate with. Click below to learn more about some of the organizations we support.
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We donate 10% of every sale to nonprofit organizations
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We plant one tree
for every product/service
every Tree makes a positive impact for nature, wildlife, and people.
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