I created science comics and wrote about Thomas's 2018 Antarctic fishing trip in search of icefish, and included his work in Antarctica: The Melting Continent. 

Yixi used my #AntarcticLog comic about her work with the TARSAN project as the visual basis for her poster. 

Watch for her I Was A Kid profile here. 

This Harvard researcher served as chief scientist aboard my E/V Nautilus expedition.  Pete and I worked together on telepresence. One night he told me about his elementary school experiences, and inspired my new project I Was A Kid. 

I joined this team from the Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences on a two-month visit to Palmer Station, Antarctica. This experience -- funded by the National Science Foundation's Antarctic Artists and Writers program -- inspired my comic #AntarcticLog

and my award-winning book Antarctica: The Melting Continent. 

On my third trip with Atlantis and DSV Alvin, I created trading cards of many of the participants in the Alvin Science Verification Expedition for the I Was A Kid project. See them here. 

This comic about two of the high school students, who launched a buoy in the Windward Passage between Haiti and Cuba, was published in Muse magazine as "Two Girls and a Buoy." 

I created podcast cover images and comics with pull-out quotes for the American Geophysical Union's collaboration with NASA, featuring shark scientist Jaida Elcock and many more. 

I did cheese process illustrations for the education branch of this renowned science radio show, which airs on National Public Radio.  

I even designed a t-shirt for the company that makes the robotic arms submersibles like Hercules, shown here, use in deep sea science research.