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\title{Science AMA Series: I'm Shiz Aoki, a Science Illustrator with National
Geographic Magazine, Hopkins Medicine grad, and founder of Anatomize
Studios Inc. AMA!}



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  \date{April 24, 2026}


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Hi reddit! Creating effective visuals to explain your research can be
intimidating but also critical to communicating your ideas and findings.
I'm passionate about science communication and I'm here today to share a
few trade secrets on how to create better journal figures, science
illustrations, presentation slides, graphical abstracts and more! All it
takes is a few tips and tricks, some help from available tools (or
experts!), and a little bit of patience. AMA! Brief bio: Shiz Aoki
graduated from the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine through
the Art as Applied to Medicine program after obtaining a B.Sc. in
pre-medical sciences, and a Bachelor of Fine Arts and Illustration from
Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario. In 2010, she was hired straight
out of school as a science illustrator for National Geographic Magazine
at their HQ in Washington, DC. Having grown up in Toronto, she
eventually moved back to the city where she continues to actively work
for the magazine while operating her own biomedical communications
company, Anatomize Studios. She has serviced other renowned clients
including Scientific American, HHMI, NIH, McGraw Hill, Stanford
University, and many others. Aoki hopes to democratize the process of
visual science communication to scientists at all stages of their
careers. Her team is currently creating new tools and resources for
scientists to create science visuals (such as graphical abstracts,
journal figures, presentation slides). Please email shiz@biorender.io if
you're interested in participating or learning more about this new
initiative! Follow her on Twitter: @ShizAoki Learn more at
www.biorender.io EDIT: Thanks everyone for all the great questions! This
was a lot of fun. I'll glance back in a few days but if you want to
chat, please feel free to email me!%
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