illustration showing weather variation from stormy with lightning to sunny, with rainbows, houses, and a message about adapting to a warmer world.
A colorful illustrated map of a rural landscape featuring four towns connected by winding roads and a river, with mountains, forests, houses, and a lighthouse, under a partly cloudy sky with rain and a rainbow.
An infographic titled 'Resilient Nature' emphasizing the importance of protected areas for connecting with nature. It includes an illustration of a person holding a turtle, standing near a natural landscape with water and mountains in the background.
A community education poster about flood adaptation. The poster shows two people wearing winter clothing and smiling as they look at a map of flood-affected areas. The poster includes information on community effort, natural hazards, economy, society
An illustrated scene depicting a house in a forested area, with trees, a driveway, and a yellow car parked in front, surrounded by autumn-colored foliage.
A colorful illustration promoting green streets and urban greening efforts. It features trees along a street with people walking and biking, with a message about creating parks and planting trees to reduce urban heat. The top section has a red banner
A person in a small boat, wearing a helmet and jacket, is managing a long pole among mangrove trees and salt marshes, illustrating natural barriers. The boat is positioned on water, and the mangroves have visible roots extending into the water.
A colorful illustration promoting clean farming and biohazard adaptation, showing children in a library or classroom setting, with bookshelves in the background, engaging in an activity. The text emphasizes practices like cleaning farm equipment and

‘The Heat Is On’

University of Tasmania, 2024

I was commissioned by the Curious Climate project team from the University of Tasmania to create a map, series of game cards and icons for ‘The Heat Is On’. ‘The Heat Is On’ is a strategy game designed for secondary school students and has been used throughout schools in Tasmania.