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Cover and opener illustrations for Columbia Nursing Magazine about how Columbia's new Division of Nursing Practice creates educational and career opportunities for students and new graduates. Thanks to AD Eson Chan!     The dilemma of parenting our parents. Illustration for Experience Life about how adult children often struggle with the role reversal that occurs as their parents age. Article by Jon Spayde, AD Jennifer Jacobson.   Illustration for The New York Times about the best ways to customize your health insurance coverage. Americans on Medicare will see big, and welcome, changes next year. Thanks to AD Minh Uong!  Two illustrations for Hopkins Bloomberg Public Health about how human activities like deforestation have directly and indirectly fueled the spread of zoonotic diseases. Flourishing, diverse ecosystems are the most effective safeguard against viral spillover. Thanks to AD Patrick Kirchner, as always!   Making visible what is often invisible is the concept behind FUORI TUTTO, an exhibition held in Rome, Italy with the aim to turn the spotlight on Cystic Fibrosis. CF is considered to be an 'invisible' illness because its symptoms are mostly not apparent to other people in day to day life. Ten illustrators have been asked to illustrate the stories of ten patients, and the artworks have been printed on mirrors in which visitors can look at themselves. I illustrated the story of Leonardo, a young guy whose dream was to keep working as a cowboy, in contact with nature and animals.     Two illustrations for Emory Magazine about how Emory's team of researchers helps patients find solutions to their problems getting quality slumber. Thanks to AD Elizabeth Hautau!   Two illustrations for Scientific American about the staggering economic burden of Alzheimer's, that poses a global economic challenge, affecting rich, middle-income and poor nations. Thanks to AD Joelle Bolt!   Illustration for Diablo about how chronic loneliness and isolation can contribute to many negative health impacts. Thanks to AD David Bergeron!  Illustration for Diablo magazine about how to cope with Alzheimer's. While there’s no cure for this disease, early diagnosis by a neurologist or geriatrician helps patients and their families choose the best treatment and support. Thanks to AD David Bergeron!  Illustration for the Emergency's subscription card 2024. The motto of the campaign "La cura continua" alludes to their continuous, relentless commitment in favor of the victims of war and poverty. Thanks to Cookies Agency for having involved me in this project.    |
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