Susie Hammons

illustration of a person in a lab coat holding a pen and an e-cigarette box. the pen is a hybridization of a fountain pen and a e-cigarette “pen”. it’s tip glows with heat as it sears a warning label onto the box. smoke and embers disperse from a growing ring of fire where the pen has touched the box.

“Controlled Burn”

one of my favorite editorial pieces i’ve made! delighted to have it featured as the cover artwork in the American Journal of Bioethics’ Oct 2022 publication #bioethics

To help with wildfire relief, anyone who matches my donation of $200 to the Pasadena Humane Society (pasadenahumane.org) will receive a watercolor painting of your favorite dinosaur! Reach out to me through the contact form on my site when you donate: pablonotpicasso.art/contact

Antibiotics, antivirals and vaccines could help tackle dementia, study suggests Using drugs approved for other conditions could dramatically speed up hunt for cure, experts say

Antibiotics, antivirals and vaccines could be used to tackle dementia, according to experts, who say repurposing drugs approved for other conditions could dramatically speed up the hunt for a cure.
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Link to systematic review posted below.

www.theguardian.com/society/2025...

An open sketchbook showing three illustrated diagrams made with pen and colored pencil: the muscles of the eye, a cross-section of an eye, and layers of the eye. There is also a list of all the cranial nerves involved in the eye.

Currently studying for the Anatomy section of the CMI exam to become a Board-certified Medical Illustrator. It covers a lot of content, so while studying for it, I'm going to try and keep up an illustrated sketchbook of notes that I'll share here from time to time.

Hi all! I'm Susie, I'm a scientific illustrator & designer. I make visuals for the scientific field, i.e., illustrations, animations, 3D models, & more! I'm also learning pixel game art on the side. Excited to share some of my work & connect with others who love science & art. 🔬🎨