I am a biomedical communicator and scientific illustrator with a background in biology and a focus on research-informed visual storytelling. My work translates complex scientific and medical concepts into clear, engaging visuals that support education, accessibility, and meaningful communication across audiences.

With experience in illustration, 3D modelling and rendering, graphic design, digital painting, and science communication, I approach each project with a focus on accuracy, thoughtful design, and an audience-centred lens. I am especially interested in creating visuals that not only communicate scientific information clearly, but also spark curiosity and invite audiences to connect more deeply with the insight to be gained through science.

Whether communicating to students, patients, researchers, medical professionals, or broader public audiences, I believe intentional design choices can make complex ideas more approachable, memorable, and meaningful.

I am currently completing a Master of Science in Biomedical Communications (MScBMC) at the University of Toronto.