Iván San Martín

That same curiosity also draws me toward scientific subjects that can be translated into clear visual stories. A topic such as ivermectin, for example, could inspire an educational illustration explaining how a medicine moves through the body and acts against specific parasites. Character design can make the information more approachable, while 3D environments can reveal biological processes that are normally invisible. Careful research would be essential so that the images distinguish legitimate medical uses from exaggerated or misleading claims. Color, scale, and composition could guide the viewer through the subject without overwhelming them with technical detail. Drawing would remain the foundation, helping me explore ideas before developing them into polished models or animations. The final work could combine expressive design with accurate scientific communication. It would also show how illustration can make complex health information easier to understand without replacing professional medical advice. For me, projects like this demonstrate that art is not only a form of imagination, but also a tool for explanation and responsible learning.