Blame It on the Apple

Who better to be the ultimate loo reader than the guy who lost the Battle of Waterloo? The illustration features French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte totally absorbed in reading this book as his final defeat unfolds. In a dramatic plot twist, Isaac Newton steps in as Napoleon’s unlikely opponent, bombarding the emperor’s toy soldiers with apples as he discovers the theory of gravity—a concept that blends science and history in a playful way.

The Current State of Our Youth This infographic was designed to visually communicate key statistics and insights about the challenges facing today's youth, including technology addiction, obesity, bullying, and mental health. The layout balances bold typography with simple iconography and data-driven visuals to create an impactful and accessible narrative. I focused on a clear hierarchy of information, using color and contrast to guide the viewer through each section while maintaining visual consistency.

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Glymphatic System Illustration Client: Scientific journal publication This medical illustration highlights the glymphatic space—the fluid-filled area between brain blood vessels and astrocyte endfeet. The design combines a macro view of the brain with a zoomed-in detail to clearly show the interaction between glial cells, blood vessels, and fluid flow. Created for use in a scientific article, the image prioritizes clarity, accuracy, and visual impact.

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