Great science deserves to be understood. Our multidisciplinary team of scientists, illustrators and graphic designers translate your research into visuals and written content that land — whether that’s a figure for a high-impact journal, a diagram for an ARC grant application, or an animation for a community audience.

We understand the science because we do the science. That means no back-and-forth explaining your methods, no generic clip-art diagrams or AI generated slop, and no communication that misrepresents your work.

Our work has been published in high-impact peer-reviewed journals, supported successful ARC grant bids, and reached audiences from Indigenous rangers to international policymakers. We work across microbiology, marine science, ecology, agronomy, engineering, biomedical science, environmental management and more.

Featured Works


CONCEPTUAL DIAGRAMS

CLIENT: Various

OBJECTIVE: To visually clarify complex concepts, highlight novel contributions, and enhance reader understanding and retention.

OUTCOME: Enhanced reader engagement and improved visibility and impact.

GRAPHICAL ABSTRACTS FOR PUBLICATIONS

CLIENT: Various

OBJECTIVE: To visually summarise key findings of a paper in a concise, engaging format.

OUTCOME: Increased visibility and accessibility

ILLUSTRATIONS FOR GRANT APPLICATIONS 

CLIENT: Various across science, engineering, IT and medical.

OBJECTIVE: Create clear, visually engaging illustrations that effectively communicate complex concepts in grant applications while adhering to strict formatting and submission guidelines (e.g. ARC applications).

OUTCOME: High-quality, compliant visuals that enhance clarity and cohesion across the application, helping convey key ideas quickly and persuasively. This contributes to improved reviewer engagement and increases the likelihood of funding success. 

BLACK SOLDIER FLY TECHNOLOGY SUMMARY REPORT & INFOGRAPHICS

CLIENT: The University of Western Australia.

OBJECTIVE:To create an accessible summary report and infographics from a 125-page technical report for the Rural R&D for Profit Program on Black Soldier Fly Technology.

OUTCOME: Transformation of a detailed technical report into an engaging, easy-to-understand format, aiding in communicating the value of Black Soldier Fly technology to a broader audience.

LINK: https://www.bsfwastetoprofit.com/publications

SUMMARY GUIDES & INFOGRAPHICS FOR INDIGENOUS RANGERS

CLIENT: The Australian Institute of Marine Science.

OBJECTIVE:Distill key principles and methodologies from a >300 page manual on marine monitoring into five concise, accessible summary guides and supporting infographics tailored for Indigenous rangers working on Sea Country.

OUTCOME: Production of a user-friendly, culturally relevant guides that empower Indigenous rangers to conduct effective marine monitoring on Sea Country.

LINK: https://namma.au/

SOCIAL MEDIA CAMPAIGN 

CLIENT: Future Green Solutions

OBJECTIVE: To raise awareness of the environmental and economic benefits of Black Soldier Fly (BSF) products for sustainable agriculture and waste management.

OUTCOME: Increased brand visibility and audience engagement across key platforms, resulting in higher website traffic and inquiry rates. The campaign built trust and interest in BSF-based solutions, supporting lead generation and market growth.

OESTROGENIC SUBCLOVER FIELD IDENTIFICATION GUIDE  

CLIENT: The University of Western Australia.

OBJECTIVE: Illustrate key identifying features of toxic subclover cultivars found in southern Australia. Design field identification guide for use by farmers. 

OUTCOME: The field guide provided clear and accurate depictions of subclover cultivars, aiding farmers in the correct identification of potentially toxic cultivars for remediation.

LINK: https://www.mla.com.au/globalassets/mla-corporate/news-and-events/documents/flyers/oestrogenic-subterranean-clovers_identification-guide.pdf

INFOGRAPHICS FOR WHITE PAPER ON THE GREAT SOUTHERN REEF 

CLIENT: The University of Western Australia.

OBJECTIVE: Create a series of infographics and illustrations designed to help elevate the significance of the Great Southern Reef for increased conservation.

OUTCOME: Infographics and illustrations helped raised public awareness and stakeholder engagement on the Great Southern Reef, enhancing understanding and fostering action for its conservation.