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15 Years- Science Communication Studio!

September 23, 2022 by May Jernigan Leave a Comment

SayoStudio’s 15th Anniversary

Science ecology art created for USF’s Center for Oceanic Mapping and Innovative Technologies of their newest mapping technology by SayoStudio’s Science Communication Studio. Collaboration between Nicolle R. Fuller, Christoph Kuehne and May Jernigan, SayoStudio.

 

Our Team is Growing!

There’s a very important anniversary coming up… and you guessed it–it’s ours! SayoStudio is officially 15 years old this fall, 2022. Founded by Nicolle R. Fuller in 2007 (although it seems like yesterday!), our science communication studio has expanded to a team of 12 artists, designers, and science communication experts. We’ve had such a great year, getting to celebrate incredible science like the Higgs Boson and Cell Atlas with our art, and supporting researchers with a host of journal cover art and figures. Please help us celebrate this milestone and our growth, with a look at some of the SayoStudio team’s work over the past year.

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Claire Agosti – Science Communication Art Director & Designer

Claire has been with SayoStudio since 2019, developing our web design services, expanding our graphic design and infographic offerings, and helping guide the team as our new Art Director. She holds a BA in biology with a concentration on pre-medicine and a studio art minor. We’re pleased to share some of the abstract art that she’s created recently for the cover of the American Association for Cancer Research and their Cancer Discovery Journal.

Cell biology abstract art for the September 2022 issue of AACR’s Cancer Discovery Journal by Claire Agosti, SayoStudio.

Ariadna Gea about image2. Ariadna Gea – Science Illustrator

Ariadna joined SayoStudio in 2021. Ariadna has a science illustration master’s degree, and a holds a BA in fine art. She specializes in botanical illustrations, astronomy, cell biology, and layout & design. Thus far for SayoStudio, she’s created a chemistry comic, natural history science illustrations, and astronomy illustrations for planetary scientists and magazine covers.

Kuiper belt cover art for Science News Magazine by Ariadna Gea, SayoStudio.

3. Natasha Mutch – Science Animator and Illustrator

In 2021 Natasha joined the SayoStudio team, bringing extensive 3D anatomy and animal sculpting expertise. Natasha is a certified medical illustrator, specializing in chemistry, cell biology, zoology, and anatomy. Natasha’s latest work for SayoStudio is this 3d material science illustration for Dr. Kelly Schultz’s Macromolecules cover art. Over the summer she’s been working with the team on ecology murals, and has been a go-to creator of science cover art.

Macromolecules journal cover by American Chemical Society Publications. Art by Natasha Mutch, SayoStudio.

May_Jernigan about image4. May Jernigan – Science Illustrator and Social Media Specialist

May has been with SayoStudio for a year and a half, working as both a science artist, and our social media outreach specialist. She has a scientific illustration graduate certificate and a BFA, and she specializes in both digital and traditional painting. Her science specialties include ornithology (check out her ornithology art inspiration here!), zoology, and paleontology, and this past year she’s helped lead the team to create epic ecology landscape murals.

Green Heron illustration for an upcoming mural installation in Gentian Creek Preserve. Art by May Jernigan, SayoStudio.

5. Christoph Kuehne – Lead Science Animator

This past year Christoph started working with SayoStudio, bringing Houdini 3d wizardry and a PhD in structural biology to create mesmerizing looks at the molecular landscape of cells. He’s created several scientific animations over the past year for SayoStudio, from volcanoes erupting, to the mRNA vaccine animation. He’s also a sound designer, using many of his own audio creations to create the complete animation.

Still image from a 3d science animation created for the Bhusan Lab at the University of California San Francisco. By Christoph Kuehne, SayoStudio.

There’s more?

We have a lot more team members to shout out here…Stay tuned to see more of their work that’s going on behind the scenes at Sayostudio!

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When we have openings we’ll post them on our About page, as well as on our social media channels. If you don’t see an opening, we’re always happy to grow our pool of talent, as well as meet new partners to help us visualize science!

 


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