An infographic design from start to finish
Infographic design isn't as straightforward as design and done. In this article, you'll see the design process of an infographic about asthma research.
Why Science Needs Diversity
In this blog post, Avesta Rastan covers the science of exactly how and why diversity in STEM is so important. Diversity drives scientific innovation.
Creating Engaging Infographics! June SciComm Challenge Q&A
In this blog post, infographic experts from the Lifeology community answer important questions around How To Create An Engaging Infographic!
Meet Women in STEAM who inspire! June Edition
Meet three new amazing women in STEAM via illustrated biographies in our Lifeology Women in STEAM card deck.
The Inside Book: Explaining COVID-19 to kids
I live in South Africa, and our country went into COVID-19 lockdown the day after my birthday. The creative industry was already taking a knock in the tough economic climate, and by that time, my work had already slowed to a crawl. We had fortunately made the decision to close our office and work from home a few months prior, so I was well set-up to continue any creativity
Illustrating Science Stories – Jordan Hunter, an Artist Highlight
In this blog post, we interview Jordan Hunter, an Illustrator and Graphic Designer who is passionate about science storytelling.
Science Comics from our Community!
A sample of science comics created by scientists, science artists and others for the Lifeology SciComm Challenge for May!
An Ode to Ada Lovelace, and why we need more books about diverse women in STEAM
In this post, science artist Anna Doherty reflects upon the childhood experiences that shaped the writing and illustration of her book about Ada Lovelace.
Meet Africans in STEAM
In this blog post, meet Amanda, Anne, Nathasia and Natasa, who inspire us as they work to amplify the voices of young Africans in STEM.
Photographic Art – Jo Chukualim, an Artist Highlight
In this blog post, we interview photographic artist Jo Chukualim, who has delved into topics surrounding mental health & black history through the use of photography and visual storytelling.
June #SciCommChallenge – Create An Infographic
Join the Lifeology SciComm Challenge for the month of June, and learn to create your own science infographic!
Uplifting Black Voices in Scicomm: 5 Points to Consider
In this blog post, artist and science communicator DiAngele walks us through 5 questions to ask ourselves in order to uplift Black voices in science communication and art.
Telling Stories with Art and Maps – Abrian Curington, an Artist Highlight
In this blog post, we interview expert visual storyteller and artist Abrian Curington, who has been an Artist-at-Sea, has created a kids comic about COVID, and much more.
The lived experience of science – A review of Scicomm Stories by Amanda Mathieson
Scarlett reviews the first episode of the SciComm Stories podcast, on poetry and the lived experience of science.
How to manage your anxiety during this pandemic
Science communicator and brain expert Ginny Smith and artist Elfy Chiang collaborated to create an animated story to help us navigate anxiety during COVID-19.
How do I work with a sci artist? 15 artists answer scientists’ Qs!
In this blog post, 15 science artists answer common questions that scientists have when getting started on a SciArt collaboration!
New Lifeology Members! From cancer research to comics
From cancer research to comics to visuals of synthetic biology, learn more about the work of our newest Lifeology members!
Facing Creative Stagnancy in a Time of Covid-19
Katrina creates stunning plant collage art she calls Frankenflora. During COVID-19 she's been struggling to create them, but is doing other things to stay motivated.
Lifeology New Member Highlights!
Meet some of our members and start a conversation about science and art today!
Sci-Art collaboration is what makes Lifeology courses shine
Collaboration with creatives and incorporation of diverse voices are critical to better science communication. We try to make this happen at Lifeology.