Real Scientists. Real Stories
Drawn to Discovery is an illustrated visual storytelling series that turns real scientific stories into inspiring mini-narratives for students, educators, communities, and anyone curious about science and the process of discovery
Empowering Stories in STEM
Drawn to Discovery is an illustrated storytelling project that centers the people behind scientific work.
Through comics and graphic interviews, we share real journeys in science: the questions, the detours, the failures, and the moments of discovery, to make science feel accessible, human, and engaging.
Our Mission
Science shapes our world, but the people who do it are often invisible, flattened into titles, or reduced to results
Drawn to Discovery was created to change that.
Discovery is driven by people, not just data
Stories are powerful tools for access, belonging, and learning
When students see themselves reflected in science, they stay
By pairing real conversations with engaging illustrations, we turn science into something fun and relatable, for students, educators, and curious minds everywhere.
What does Drawn to Discovery do?
Empowering STEM stories that inspire readers through engaging illustrated narratives.
Real conversations with scientists, transformed into short, engaging comics that capture the journey behind the work, not just the results.
Illustrated Interviews
Engaging Science Communication
Transforming real scientific journeys into captivating graphic media that highlight resilience and curiosity in science
Tools for Community Outreach
Programs inspirng young students about science
Look at some of our science comics used for community science outreach
Some Examples
Graphic Medicine Comics
Graphic medicine stories exploring health, care, and cultural displacement through illustrated interviews, storied narratives, and visual essays.
Let's make something together!
Drawn to Discovery is growing and you're invited!
Whether you have a story to tell, a community to reach, or a project to illustrate, get in touch. We're especially interested in work that sits at the edges of science, culture, and visual storytelling.
Contact
hello@drawntodiscovery.org