
A student of all things sky & earth | infographics • data storytelling • visual synthesis | science, nature, biodiversity, biochem | Art @quillshadow 💚
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ALT Radial tree diagram titled “Threatened Australian Fauna”. The centre node branches into major fauna groups including Birds, Mammals, Reptiles, Fish, Frogs, and Hidden lives. Each group branches into smaller user-friendly subgroups such as Skinks, Shorebirds, Bats, Tree frogs, and Insects. The visual uses fine grey lines, small circular nodes, and a pale background.

ALT Black-and-white infographic titled “Birds as Feathers,” showing 186 threatened bird species of Australia as individual feather barbs in one large sweeping feather. Different line styles represent EPBC conservation status, from extinct to vulnerable. Species are grouped around the feather by bird type, with a small status summary table.

ALT Black-and-white infographic titled “Mammals as Leaves,” showing 152 threatened mammal species of Australia as individual veins in gum-leaf forms. Different line styles represent EPBC conservation status, from extinct to vulnerable. Species are grouped by mammal type, including rodents, kangaroos and wallabies, carnivorous marsupials, possums, bats and marine mammals, with a small status summary table.

ALT Image created with DALLE. Text created with ChatGPT + Human. A journal-style artwork featuring a loose, delicate ink line drawing of a person climbing a sloping, abstract watercolour landscape in blues and greens. The figure holds onto a leafy branch near the top of the incline. Handwritten text reads: “We climb the idea of ourselves. Every step is an argument with the part of us that still believes the world tilts toward falling.”

ALT Stakeholder map summarising perspectives on Australian home battery subsidies (Feb 2026). Four viewpoints are shown: industry celebrating rapid uptake and momentum; federal government framing batteries as cost-of-living relief and grid support; an academic highlighting equity concerns and that higher-income households may receive larger subsidies; and critics warning subsidies could become “middle-class welfare.” The central theme is fairness and who benefits most.

ALT A concept network diagram titled “An Ontology of Silence.” The diagram places Silence at the centre, with radiating connections to related concepts such as Joy, Fear, Awareness, Empathy, Connection, Resilience, Impermanence, Wisdom, and Mystery. Each term branches into further relationships—for example, Joy embodies Equanimity, Silence expands Awareness, and Impermanence leads to Acceptance. The visualization shows how silence connects emotional, cognitive, and ethical dimensions into an integrated model of understanding. (Image created using AI. Concepts relating to silence and relationships from Pico Iyer/The One You Feed. Graph concept & structure designed by the author.)

ALT Watercolour artwork of a human figure made of clouds and ocean hues sitting by the sea, merging softly with the sky and water. Scribbled handwritten text reads: “Impermanence is a teacher. When we step out of our small selves, we find peace in change. Clouds, storms, & emotions pass; peace is seeing through change.” This image was AI-generated (ChatGPT + DALLE + Human)

ALT Infographic summary of Turning Anxiety into Fuel with Martha Beck on The One You Feed. Uses watercolour images to illustrate key ideas: fear vs. anxiety, modern life fueling anxiety, replacing anxiety with creativity, calming the inner creature, breakdowns leading to breakthroughs, and finding life’s purpose. Text created with the help of ChatGPT; images created with DALLE. Human + AI-assisted artwork. Created in Miro. Listen to the podcast episode: https://www.oneyoufeed.net/beyond-anxiety/

ALT Infographic summary of Susan Piver’s episode on The One You Feed in 2015. Central title with six surrounding sections: choosing which wolf to feed, dropping the story, feeling vs wallowing, wisdom of a broken heart, basic goodness, and moment-to-moment practice. Includes watercolour clouds, figures, and symbols, with key takeaways about awareness, compassion, and fearlessness. Text and artwork created with the help of AI (ChatGPT + DALLE).

ALT Visual summary created with support from AI for text synthesis and illustrations (ChatGPT + DALLE3); layout and design assembled by me in Miro. Infographic summary of Jonathan Rottenberg’s Depression and Evolution interview on The One You Feed. Key points: depression as evolutionary mood system, critique of deficit model, human rumination, seeds of low mood, culture’s happiness obsession, coping approaches, emotional context insensitivity, and hopeful outcomes. Illustrated with wolves, tree, kintsugi pot, and minimalist watercolour symbols.
















