Science deserves thoughtful
storytelling & intentional design.

I’m Jinny Moon, an award-winning biomedical and scientific communicator based in Toronto. I create research-informed visuals that make complex health and scientific ideas more understandable, engaging, and responsive to the people they serve. I’m especially interested in the questions behind visual communication: what we choose to represent, how we make complexity legible, and what those choices mean for the people encountering them.

Biomedical & Scientific Illustration · 2D Animation · Educational Media · Visual Storytelling · Information Design · Design Research

Translating Trauma (Master’s Research Project)

🎖️ Steven Harrison Scholarship, The Vesalius Trust
Learn about the project →

About, With, and For the Brain (Research Pictorial)

Developed as part of the MSc Biomedical Communications Master’s Research Project. Read →

Research through design · Health communication · Visual explanation
My MSc research explores how trauma neurobiology can be communicated in ways that hold scientific rigour, cognitive accessibility, and care together. Developed for clinical psychoeducation at Women’s College Hospital, the project combines visual research, iterative design, animation, illustration, and reflective design inquiry.

The social soundtrack (Infographic)

🎖️ Award of Excellence in Student Still Media, AMI Salon 2025
Procreate, Adobe Illustrator

From kitchen to clinic (Editorial cover)

🎖️ Award of Excellence in Student Still Media, AMI Salon 2025
Autodesk Maya, Adobe Photoshop, Procreate

Selected collaborators, institutions, & experience

Logo of Boston Scientific in gray font.
Logo of Women's College Hospital with the initials WC|H and the words 'WOMEN'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL' and 'Healthcare REVOLUTIONIZED'.
The text 'IMS MAGAZINE' written in large, bold gray letters.
The logo of the University of Toronto in grayscale, featuring a shield with an open book, a lion, a crown, a tree, and a banner with the Latin words VELUT and EVO.
UHN logo with a stylized human profile and leaves on the left, and text listing Toronto General, Toronto Western, Princess Margaret, Toronto Rehab, and Michener Institute on the right.