Ashley Mackenzie

Illustration for the cover of Scientific American’s November 2017 Issue for a feature about recent scientific advancements in our ability to detect consciousness

Illustration for “Mental Diplopia” by Julianna Baggott about an epidemic of nostalgia and sensory displacement for Tor.com

Illustration for The Walrus for an article about the gender divide in classical conducting

Private commission of a ranger D&D character

Illustration for The Atlantic for a review of Rachel Cusk’s “Transit”

Part of a series of illustrations for OMNIA magazine about artificial intelligence

Illustration for Science News magazine for an article about microbial dark matter

Personal work for a Cardcaptor Sakura fanzine

Illustration for Quanta Magazine for an article about how physicists are using the concept of phase transitions to understand the various behaviour changes of cancer cells

Illustration for “Pigeon Summer” by Brit Mandelo for Tor.com

Illustration for “The Destroyer” by Tara Isabella Burton for Tor.com

Illustration for The Washington Post for an article about the influence of post-partum depression on all members of the family.

A piece for 1001 Knights, a 3-volume anthology project focusing on creating people-positive characters with feminist overtones.

A piece done for Light Grey Art Lab’s “ROBO” group gallery show.

Illustration for “Some Gods of Old El Paso” by Maria Dahvana Headley on Tor.com

“Haematopoeitic Transpiration”, a limited edition fine art poster available through Black Dragon Press

Illustration for The New Republic for an article about PTSD.