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Dame Carol Robinson cover feature / Biomedical Scientist Magazine
Haemoglobin Thresholds cover / The Lancet Haematology
Ancestor Researcher Live Mural / Merck
DNA Life / ThermoFisher
Guidelines for Pyruvate Kinase Deficiency / Lancet Haematology
Blessed to be Meek / InTouch
Year In Pharma and Chemistry / Chemical and Engineering News Magazine
Vagelos' Philanthropy / Impact
Hydroxyurea for children with Sickle Cell disease cover / Lancet Haematology Magazine
Whale Live Mural / Merck
A Living Network / Moravian University Alumni Magazine
Noam Chomsky / The Critic Magazine
The Human Age / Scientific American
Lost Worlds / Scientific American
More Than Human / Harvard Magazine
Local radiotherapy cover / Lancet Haematology Magazine
Body Dysmorphia / BBC Science Focus Magazine
Rare immune diseases / Lancet Haematology
Our Black Hole understanding / The Spectator Magazine
You And Your Microbiome / New Scientist
Cover Stem Cell Transplantation / Lancet Haematology Magazine
Memories of Earth
Chimpanzee / Endless Forms
Heron
Water GIF / Nature Outlook
Music and memory / AARP Magazine
Building A Mental Model
Time Lab
The Spinoff Prize
You And Your Microbiome
Sex, Immunity And The Brain / Knowable Magazine
Red Fox
Cockroach
Neanderthal
Gina Miller on Brexit / The Spectator
Ancestral Creativity Big
Composer Obsessions / BBC Music Magazine
Cardiovascular Pharmacology / The Watts Lab
Lobster
Mitochondrial Eve
Hormone Explainer / BBC Science Focus
Dive In article / global management consulting firm
Climate Change / Science News
Dreaming
Crispr Explainer / BBC Science Focus
Louis Pasteur / Science News 1
Regenerative Medicine / Scientific American
Inclusive Health Research
The Evolution of Sound / Scientific American
Life Cycles
Explore
Plastics / Science
Flora: The Graphic Book of the Garden / Aurum Press
Arts Society Cover
Barron's 100 Past
The Brain / Nature Outlook
Creativity
The Scientific Greats
Do Something Cover / The Guardian
Oceans Detail / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Ancestral Creativity
Future Office
Sydney Breakfast / The Telegraph
New Statesman
Water Cycles / Dorling Kindersley
The Agricultural Revolution
Election Fever / Bulletin Magazine
Science in Shorts Award / Nature Awards 2
1st Floor / MIT Museum Map
Effortless Thinking / New Scientist Magazine
Nature Outlook
Hidden Water / Scientific American
Kenyon College Mind Body Screen
Spectacle Mag And The Winner Is
N is for Nature
Meaning
Albert Einstein
Smell / Nature Outlook
Five Things Seen And Heard 1
Energy Solutions / Omnia
The Anthropocene
In Focus Magazine Broken Brain
The Covid Issue / The Futuremakers
Tiktaalik
Mammoth
Mother Tongue / New Scientist Magazine
Endless Forms
Science in Shorts Award / Nature Awards
Lucid Dreaming / BBC Science Focus
Boy
Labrador
Labrador 2
Robina Addis / Wellcome Collection
Astronomer
The K-T Extinction Event
Institutional Reform / RSA Journal
Alfred Escher / Neue Zürcher Zeitung
Decision Making / Omnia Magazine
Future City / Cincinnati Magazine
Aquila Magazine
Chick-Fil-A
MBA
Discoveries Ahead / The Exeter Bulletin
10 Scientists To Watch / Science News Magazine
Tufts Magazine Flexible Curriculum
Museum Station 1
The Cambrian Explosion
The Formation Of The Solar System
The Domestication Of The Gray Wolf
The Archean
Rachel Carson
Systems Thinking / Blink
Future Growth / Forbes Japan
Flying Nonstop / Las Vegas Weekly
Voyager
Iceberg Campuses / The Independent Magazine
Homo Erectus, the First Cooks
Migration
Australopithicus Afarensis
New Scientist Civilisation
Brain Boosting / New Scientist
Inspiring Innovators / Intelligent Life
Alfred Russel Wallace
Earth 2.0
The Beginning / Deep Time
Neanderthal Dreaming / Deep Time
Nobel Opener / Scientific American
Charles Darwin
Autumn Statement / The Independent
Isaac Newton
Chemistry World
Marie Curie
Small Creatures
Added Value Folio
2015 Science / Wired World
Detrain You Brain / New Scientist
Biochemistry / Scientific American
Portrait of Alan Turing
Biography
He studied illustration at Kingston University in London and has since gone on to work with a diverse range of clients across many industries. He utilises digital painting and collage techniques, often combining the two to create intricate scenes within a larger subject.
Sam has worked with clients including Science, Nature, National Geographic, New Scientist, Scientific American, Penguin Random House, The Guardian, The Times, The Washington Post, Wired and Youtube. His work has been featured by outlets including It’s Nice That, Digital Arts, Juxtapoz, illustration Age and IdN magazine.
Sam’s work has been exhibited internationally, including in a solo exhibition at The Coningsby Gallery in 2018. He has also recently entered the children’s book world, illustrating the popular Life Cycles and Water Cycles titles for DK.
“Sam’s capacity to take quite lofty, ethereal ideas from the world of science and simmer them down into a magical yet direct concept is second to none. His style is like no other I’ve seen and he has always proved a pleasure to work with.” - Joe Eden, Art Editor at Science Focus Magazine
