Juliana D. Spahr

Hello! I am a professional scientific illustrator with a masters degree in scientific illustration from an accredited program at Maastricht University and Zuyd Hogeschool in The Netherlands. My work focuses mainly on comparative anatomy, giving me a chance to work with humans and medical procedures…

Life Cycle of the Eastern Pondhawk Dragonfly: Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens (2020) Lake Turnover and Ecosystem: Squam Lake Science Center (2019) The Life Cycle of the Spotted Salamander (2019, on New Hampshire Public Radio’s program Something Wild) Activity Data as a Measure to Detect Birth D…

Can an Artist Make a Difference (And Other Questions We Ask Ourselves) (Given October, 2019, at Clark University) Visualizing Science: The Importance of Scientific Illustration in Reaching Broad Audiences about Climate Science (Given March, 2019 at the Scripps Oceanographic Institution) Visualizi…