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Scientific Illustration
As a biologist, illustration serves as a key tool to divulgate ideas, concepts and research findings. I have had the oportunity of working both as an illustrator and a scientist through my professional journy. On this page, you will find a compilation of my biological illustrations, welcome to this scientific section of my portfolio!
| A selection of work from my Final MA Illustration Project at Falmouth University, exploring how scientific illustration can be reinterpreted through narrative, emotional, and organic visual approaches while maintaining biological accuracy and recognisability.
2026. Rethinking scientific illustration
2024. Unnoticed neighbors
| Illustrations from a project of the module Professional Practice of my MA. Here fauna is highlighted through a series of illustrations where animals become protagonists. Often overlooked, these species play a vital role in their ecosystems, even among the city. Their recognition is crucial for their conservation.
2024. Parque de la biodiversidad
| Divulgative billboard for the park "Parque de la Biodiversidad COP 16", project between Icesi University and DAGMA.
2023. Figure 1. Experimental protocol
| For Douglas J. Levey, used in the scientific paper "Wild mockingbirds distinguish among familiar humans"
2023. Nyctidromus albicollis
| Color pencils, illustration for the book “Historias de las Aves de la Universidad Icesi a Través del Arte”.
2020-2021. Neotropical birds
More than 28 illustrations for Laura Gómez, Corey Tarwater and Patrick Kelley, in a research conducted by the University of Wyoming in neotropical forests of Panamá.
2020. Murciélagos de Cali
Eleven bat illustrations for a divulgative booklet, an inicitative for local study groups in mammals.
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