When I started diving, I always wanted to know more. What's that fish? Why does it have a black dot? What does it eat? How does it sleep? 5-year old questions kind of thing. Some of these questions could be answered on the spot by the experienced dive-masters' hivemind. But later, when I tried to dig deeper into certain subjects I quickly realised that the almighty Internet has surprisingly little to offer!
Of course, there is loads of scientific studies available with some mind-blowing findings but very often they lack proper translation into language that everyone can understand. Being an architect myself AKA definitely not a marine biologist, I was craving something that could be engaging, fun and as exciting as ocean life actually is. So I decided to do it myself!
That's how my illustrator / science communicator job started, gradually evolving into cooperations with real marine biologists, helping conservation organisations with their campaigns and lots of more incredibly rewarding collaborations.
Hope you like it!
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High jump ocean style
There is a reason why whales' tails are different
The true underwater unicorn
Ah yes, the great salmon fad of 1987, when dead salmon became all the rage!
Ocean acidity is on the rise...and it's a problem
Remove the demand to end the supply
Ferrari of the ocean
Electromagnetic sixth sense
Striped Marlin incredible weapon
Also biggest brainiac
Who would've thought!
Underwater Corona... or worse?
The secret of the strange name
Abandon all hope... triggerfish is coming
