Hayley Hutchison, MPH

Illustrated poster of "corvidae" (corvids) featuring the following specimens: American crow, Black-billed magpie, Pied crow, Eurasian jay, Common Raven, Steller’s jay

Illustration of 5 North American backyard birds. From left to right, top to bottom, female northern cardinal, mourning dove, blue jay, american robin, and an american goldfinch. They are each perched on a small branch, and rosy pink flowers surround them. The background is beige.

Corvids & backyard birdies🥰💕🌸

Graphic of a man thinking that says “where can I get reliable health information?” And lists NGOs like the World Health Organization and the American Red Cross, Universities and research centers, Professional health associations, Local health departments , Healthcare Providers

When federal health departments go silent, where can you get your #healthinformation? Here are some reliable places to keep up to date:

- NGOs like WHO
- Universities and research centers
- Professional health associations
- Local health departments
- Healthcare Providers

#healthcommunication

Friends of Change

The light is doing me good ☀️

#art #animalart #fox #traditionalart

Dr. @zacklabe.com is a climate scientist passionate about exploring the intersection of climate variability, extreme events, and innovative data science methods. With a Ph.D. from the University of California, Irvine,

I’m illustrating for this! Please sign up if you’re a scientist who was recently terminated by the administration and would like to share your story.

Hey this site seems to have stolen from several SciArt folk. I recognize some but don't remember @s so if you do paleo or wildlife art look through and check for familiar art!

If you make an art it is a good and worthwhile art because you made it, and making art is good and worthwhile

These are the facts

It rains, and it’s very cloudy and humid.

Big day to be an infectious disease. Huge.

Embrace both, go and play the A Bugs Life game (don’t it’s so hard)

🥲🥲

Graphic of a man thinking that says “where can I get reliable health information?” And lists NGOs like the World Health Organization and the American Red Cross, Universities and research centers, Professional health associations, Local health departments , Healthcare Providers

When federal health departments go silent, where can you get your #healthinformation? Here are some reliable places to keep up to date:

- NGOs like WHO
- Universities and research centers
- Professional health associations
- Local health departments
- Healthcare Providers

#healthcommunication

Illustration of a girl hunched over in fatigue and pain over the letters PMS. Other words fill the image that are symptoms of PMS and periods like bloating, mood swings, crabby, tired, and others. The image is in black and white but the girl is in watercolor orange that is dripping down.

I made this way back in 2008 and my friends and art teacher said it was gross because it was about periods. I still think it’s cool and informative though.

Working in the lab had its fun moments 😂

Now nobody will know the egg prices are even higher now because of a health threat….

Winter Blues ❄️

This painting is my love letter to the moments when I’ve been out skiing alone in the woods and stopped to take in the simple beauty of it all.

WINTER BIRCHES, 16x16”, Acrylic

#art #artwork #painting

Hello new folks! Hoping to connect with others interested in
🔆 Scicomm サイエンス・コミュニケーション
🔆 Japanese translation日本語翻訳
🔆 Manga illustration漫画作り
🔆 Studio Ghibli スタジオジブリ
🔆 Cats 猫
🔆 Watercolors 水彩画
🔆 Global health グローバルヘルス
🔆 Jane Austen ジェーン・オースティン

#promosky

Infographic comparing common symptoms of the respiratory illnesses of cold, flu, allergies, RSV, and COVID. All illnesses share sore throat, runny nose, and cough symptoms. Unique symptoms of allergies are itchy eyes and caused by allergen, for RSV it is wheezing and loss of appetite, for COVID it is loss of taste or smell and chest pain, for cold it is mild symptoms that are short lived, for flu it is sudden onset and severe aches and exhaustion. The infographic encourages readers to think about what their “sick” is by looking at unique symptoms and to confirm with a diagnostic test like a combination test for flu, RSV, and Covid. Then the graphic encourages getting appropriate treatment, resting, and preventing spread or future disease by taking appropriate measures like vaccines for viral diseases and staying indoors if sick.

I created this infographic after having a baby and never knowing what “sick” I or my friends had when we’d say “hey I want to hang out but I think I caught something, not sure what…” This already helped me a bit to process-of-elimination some illnesses during this sick season!
#healthcomms

Happy New Year!
あけましておめでとうございます🎍🐍

夜の旅
#小さな夜空絵
#illustration

Love this!! I’m going to preorder one too!

I’m a health and science communicator and designer that has years of experience doing book and report design and formatting! If you still need help or need help in the future, let me know!
hutchbiocreative.com

Ah I only just saw this! Thank you for the tag!

An awesome choice for sure!

Tiny watercolor of a mountain range next to a chap stick for scale

Painting watercolor minis is also a lot of fun

Looking awesome so far!

Right?? Unless it’s in like, the submission rules themselves, you’re the boss! But yes it’s intimidating regardless 😅 aughh