#intern life

Meet Jacquie Rajerison, our Scientific Illustration intern. With a marine biology degree and a love for drawing, she uses her impressive talent—and a mix of watercolors, pencil, and colored pencils—to illustrate a Japanese spider crab molt, helping our veterinary team study this deep-sea giant up close.

One of her favorite parts of the internship is illustrating necropsies (an animal autopsy). Every animal has a story, and she feels honored to help document its final chapter. Her drawings become a tool the team can rely on for future care. Jacquie hopes her art gives a little love to creatures that are often misunderstood, and shows just how remarkable they can be.

I still have to stay late a lot but at least now I know where I can become more efficient or safe time on the long run.

ok the handbook for running a business blog says I need an introduction and classification in order to.... that's a lot of words. i'll just wing it I think. Boss can't afford to fire me. So, this is the Charm and Illusion Association. Heretics Everywhere, Ever Lasting didn't stick apparently. We know the sacred laws and methods of investigation very well and I'm legally not allowed to tell you why. We ask the important questions like "why do wizards exist when the only power you need is faith in the divine savior?" and "how do we best undermine higher authority in order to further our own sinful ambitions?". I had to memorize those for this job. I have to run this because Boss said "it is our sacred du" oh wait can I not say this publicly? Uh, because we want to help... charm people. and illusionize people. It's in the name.

so.

if a wizard needs help avoiding authorities or just other people in general I'm actually paid to help you do that. not enough to want to. just enough to do it.