I started doing Sci-Art as a hobby and in order to overcome a bad mental illness that invaded me while I was pursuing my undergrad thesis, I started as a mandala artist and then it mutated to a form of creating cute characters of everything I could think of: flowers, fruits and veggies and even lab tools like flasks! It kept my mind entertained and I could focus on other things other than my illness, it worked! After I graduated I continued to create both analogous and digital artworks and I could get some following from Instagram and that kept me motivated. Right now I am a Diabetes mellitus researcher in Venezuela and whenever I have the chance I recreate some of the things I have in my mind as I learn from each metabolic process and as there’s so much info stored in research papers, books and reviews, it is still a way to release stress from a research focus that is loaded with so much information. It also helps me connect with other people as many have shown interest in my drawings, and as a person that has problems with socialization, due to Asperger’s syndrome, this has, in some way, helped me interact with other people I wouldn’t have the pleasure to meet otherwise.