Je dessinerai tes idées, tes personnages, et je ferai n'importe quoi d'effrayant

We've all seen the tired marble bust of Homer more times than we care to remember, but what is we spice it up to see the visibly blind bard, accompanied by a harpist, spellbinding an audience with a live recitation! That is history brought to life and that's what Leonardo did!

This is an illustration of Galileo's insights on relativity centuries before Einstein refined the concept. We bring this thought experiment back to life with the recreation of the world of Galileo, the world of masted ships and cannonballs, making the teaching of science delightful for children and adults alike!

This was very challenging because every single detail was important and difficult to execute. Not one element could be off or otherwise the whole geological narrative would have been incorrect. But he stuck with me through every correction request and we have a triumph as a result.

Ever wanted to see the whole cast of characters from the La Brea tar pits? Mastodons, smilodons, dire wolves, oh my! They're all here, and based on real skeletal remains found at the site, bringing history to life, and enhancing dry academic understanding with a visceral punch!

Here's a topic that's usually treated very dryly in academic journals -- the evolution of the ancient Persian Gulf from a desert traversed by one primary river to a flooded area due to sea level rise before silt deposition brought the gulf back to its present state. Now it's a vivid piece of visual storytelling. Very satisfied with the result.