Blending Science with Design

I design visual communication materials for general audiences and experts in order to cultivate wonder about the world around us.

Why I Design

I want to leave a legacy of inclusion, optimism, and curiosity so that more people will take interest in bettering themselves, the world, and future generations.

    1. Concise and Frequent Check-Ins. Your time is important and so is keeping you up-to-date on the latest developments for your project.

    2. Clear Project Timelines; You deserve to know how long your project will take and when to anticipate design updates.

    3. A Collaborative Vision. It’s not my way or the highway - design is a conversation and your voice will always play a key role in it.

    1. Print

    2. Digital

    3. 3D Modeling

    4. Animation

  • That’s Bernie! My boy who just turned 4 years old. He’s got the soul of an 80 year old man and the energy of a toddler who just discovered coffee.

Past Partners

  • URMC

    I designed infographics and other bioinformatic communication materials for the University of Rochester Medical Center.

  • The Sound Forest Lab

    An interactive digital children’s book about biodiversity changes in the Borneo Rainforest. This was accompanied by 3D modeled wildlife.

  • The Hinman Production Co.

    For four years, Ben designed playbills, posters, managed social media, photographed, and deisgned sets for this SUNY student-run theater group.

  • The Hua Lab

    Under the guidance of Dr. Jessica Hua, Ben researched the impact of art on the perception and comprehension of science through interactive art exhibits and a children’s book.

  • Masek Lab

    Ben designed the logo for this fly-centric genetic lab.

  • Rowe Lab

    Ben edited footage of desert rodent feeding behaviors with scorpions for this ecology lab.

  • Raynor Lab

    Ben designed an infographic for their paper, published in Science, analyzing the impact of fishing on fish populations near Hawaii.