Sydney Horan

Science Art


You might have stumbled onto this page from a presentation I've given, a tweet, and wanted to see some more art ... in that case, welcome! And prepare for a very long page.

A longtime hobby of mine is digital art. It is a passion that now regularly makes its appearance in my scientific presentations, figures, posters, and more.

I alternate between using Clip Studio Paint and Procreate (iPad).
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Eastern newts, as an accompanying illustration for my senior thesis presentation.

Stickers

I design research-related stickers. I regularly give these out at conferences, presentations, and more... in fact, they are usually on my person. If you would like one, just ask!
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Stickers given out at SICB 2023!

​Comics

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Comic about what tree swallows do when they use your credit card information to build their nest....

Don't forget to recycle your credit card receipts or tree swallows will try to steal your information. □□

Receipt found in a tree swallow nest. □ pic.twitter.com/l31i0nqV2D

— ParasiteSquad (@Parasite_Squad) September 24, 2022

Amphibian week

In collaboration with the Amphibian Survival Alliance, I've helped to create art for infographics for Amphibian Week, a week dedicated to awareness of amphibians and amphibian conservation. 2021 and 2022.

Today is the second #AmphibianWeek day and the theme is: The Secret Lives of #Amphibians

Learn more about the secret lives of newts in these beautiful infographics!

Infographics in other languages below! □#AmphibianWeek #FrogCollaborator #AmphibianAlly #AmphibianArt pic.twitter.com/fygkK3mW7B

— Amphibian Survival Alliance (@amphibiansorg) May 3, 2021

Comics

Lord God Bird - January 2022

A comic about the fate of the ivory-billed woodpecker, with lyrics from Lord God Bird by Sufjan Stevens.
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Freshman biology seminar

In the 2019-2020 school year, I was a teaching assistant and peer mentor for a freshman biology seminar on science communication, taught by Dr. Amanda Tokash-Peters. One of our activities was on art and science communication- that's my painting of fire salamanders in the center!

So proud of my students and all of the amazing art that they put together for our #SciComm art display on campus! @UMassBoston @UMass #phdchatter #AcademicChatter #sciencetwitter pic.twitter.com/kfWqD4tmhz

— Dr. Amanda Tokash-Peters (@ATPsciencegirl) December 17, 2019
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