Communicating science through art, design, and narrative

I was on Science Friday! Ira Flatow, host of Science Friday, interviewed me about my work.

On-the-air with this well-respected journalist at NPR studios in NYC was a thrill. I wrote about it here.

People ask about my DNA Portraits. What's the process and how they can buy one? I have answers in my DNA Portrait PDF brochure. Ask for it.

When you contact Fellman Studio, you'll talk to me, Lynn Fellman. I’m an independent multimedia artist focusing on biological science.

Scientific research is key to the health of our economy, environment, and our citizens. So it's more important than ever to show the value and benefit of science — especially to policy makers and tax payers.

I'm doing my part. I work with scientists to make their research understandable and beautiful. Focusing on human evolution and genomics, I combine images with narrative to engage people in biological science.

Take a look at some of my recent projects and work-in-progress.

scientists analyzing the human leukocyte antigen system

from unicellularity to multicellularity

my gene story and my culture story equal my rich identity

comparing ancient and modern genomes

mitochondrial eve and paleogenomics

deep ancestry portraits of a diverse community

jumping genes and human evolution

from simple beginnings to complexity

our microbial companions

DNA portrait of a man from Laos

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