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A visual science communication studio specialising in archaeology, bridging academic research and public understanding through thoughtful illustration and design.
Every archaeological site, artefact, and dataset contains layers of information that require thoughtful interpretation. Our approach prioritises accuracy and contextual understanding, working directly with researchers to translate complex archaeological concepts into clear visual narratives.
Archaeological drawing, digital painting, sketching, and conceptual illustration for site reconstructions, artefact documentation, and cover art.
Research platforms, interactive databases, and digital tools that make archaeological data accessible to diverse audiences.
Archaeology brand identity, journal design, and visual systems for heritage organisations and academic publishers.
Behind the scenes
Museum visit, Greece
Conference presentation
Working with maps
Geophysical survey
Portrait
Digital illustration
Prospection scanning
In the field
Sorting finds
Watercolor illustration
Sketching
Spectrometry analysis
Museum visit, Leiden
Magnetic prospection
Street art
Landscape archaeologist and science communicator, combining disciplinary expertise with visual communication skills to support researchers, institutions, and educators in making archaeological knowledge more accessible.
Rather than simplifying for the sake of accessibility, the focus lies in finding visual languages that honour both scholarly rigour and public curiosity, maintaining connection to underlying research whilst serving broader understanding.
Works as a partner in research projects, contributing visual expertise whilst learning from domain specialists to ensure authentic representation of archaeological work and its cultural significance.
For collaboration enquiries or to discuss how archaeoINK can support your research communication needs, please get in touch.