GRAPHIC DESIGN

Posters, infographics, magazine spreads, research pieces, and more.

Competencies:

Typography, layout, and design across both digital and physical publications. Comfortable with designing for print across magazines, pamphlets, posters, and books.

Software: Adobe Illustrator & Adobe InDesign

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An infographic explaining Lyme arthritis progression, showing stages from early localized infection to late stage with joint swelling and neurological issues. Includes illustrations of tick biology and immune response, and a person sitting with a kne
An infographic about Alzheimer's disease, illustrating the fight against forgetting with sections on normal NMDA receptor function, Alzheimer's NMDA receptor dysfunction, treatment with memantine, and the impact of the disease on the brain. Visuals i
Infographic about the opioid crisis, showing a line graph of opioid deaths in America and Canada from 2016 to 2024, with illustrations of flowers representing different types of opioid emergencies, and notes on opioid overdose trends, practices, and
Informational graphic from Parks Canada about prescribed fires, including maps of fire areas in Alberta, benefits of prescribed burns, and data on the number of prescribed fires in different ecosystems.
Cover of a magazine titled 'Science visualized' with the subtitle 'An uphill climb.' The background features a stylized, animated landscape with purple and pink hues, trees, rocks, and cartoon-like robots wearing helmets and backpacks, holding flags
Diagram of a human kidney showing internal structures such as the capsule, renal cortex, renal pyramid, major calyx, renal pelvis, ureter, and renal medulla, with labeled annotations and information about urine flow and kidney health.
Diagrams showing stages of mandibular alveolar ridge reconstruction, including iliac crest bone harvest, bone graft placement, and wound closure with vicryloplasty.
Illustration of a woman with long dark hair looking at a phone, with a brain anatomy diagram and labels of the vestibular nuclei and vestibulocochlear nerve. The image also contains educational text about motion sickness and neuroanatomy.
A medical infographic explaining Myasthenia Gravis, including a diagram of nerves and muscles controlling eye movement, with labels and descriptions about the disease's causes, symptoms, and diagnosis.
Illustration of surgical procedures for inverted T-mastopexy, showing guidelines for incision, placement of implants, and steps for implant removal, with labeled diagrams of the breast anatomy and surgical technique.
Line graphs comparing head and eye velocity during normal and unilateral peripheral vestibular loss, showing different eye movement responses over time with annotations explaining the graphs in an academic context.
Illustration of two individuals with braided hair, wearing glasses, holding their heads with hands, and looking at each other. One person is giving instructions about a video head impulse test with speech bubbles indicating the steps.