About

I’m a medical illustrator and visual communicator with a Master’s degree in Biomedical Communications from the University of Toronto.
My work focuses on translating complex scientific and medical information into visuals that are clear, accurate, and engaging.

Before specializing in medical illustration, I worked across a wide range of creative fields including freelance illustration, graphic design, educational media, and visual storytelling. That broader background continues to shape how I approach healthcare communication today. Whether I’m creating an anatomy illustration, molecular graphic, patient education material, or scientific presentation asset, I think carefully about how visual decisions influence understanding.

I’m particularly interested in the space where science, design, and education intersect: using illustration, typography, composition, color, and narrative structure not simply to make information attractive, but to make it accessible and meaningful.

At the core of my work is close observation. I’ve always been drawn to the details and structures of the natural world — the patterns, textures, and relationships that often go unnoticed. Medical illustration gave me a way to combine that curiosity with communication, creating visuals that help bridge the gap between specialized knowledge and the people who need to understand it.