How I work

 
 
 

I use visual storytelling and communication design to make science, research, and big ideas more engaging, accessible, and human. Whether it's translating complex data into compelling narratives, designing purposeful games that spark curiosity, or creating illustrative storytelling tools that bring empathy and understanding to the forefront. I help researchers, educators, and organizations connect with their audiences in meaningful, lasting ways.

 
 

Visualising Science

Visual communication helps people make sense of complex information, making it easier for your findings to connect and stay with people.

Making Research Engaging

Creative formats like graphical abstracts, illustrated reports, posters, presentations and murals can bring research to life in ways that feel more human, connecting with people who might not read a report.

 

Lived experience storytelling

Illustration is a powerful way to convey lived experience, it cuts across language, culture, and background, making lived experiences easier to relate to and harder to ignore.

Purposeful Games & Facilitation Tools

Well-designed games and facilitation tools let people explore complex ideas more actively — encouraging collaboration and group problem solving.

 

Participatory design

Involving communities in the design process—so the tools, visuals, or ideas reflect the needs, knowledge, and experiences of the communities they’re made for.

simplifying complexity

Working with researchers, communities, and policy groups to visualise the moving parts of complex systems.

 

If you want to explore ways to communicate your work to the people that matter