Diana Connolly

Diana Connolly has a diverse work experience in the field of illustration and design.

Diana is currently working at Doximity as a Medical Illustrator, creating medical and editorial illustrations and animations for the editorial team's articles. Diana also creates imagery for weekly physician newsletters and various newsfeed content series.

Prior to this, Diana worked as a Freelancer, taking on various projects in illustration, design, and animation. Their work included company website and email illustrations, children's illustrations, educational career guidebooks, wedding invitations, loop animations, musical album covers, and product release branding.

Diana also worked at Jumo Health as an Illustrator, Animator, & Graphic Designer, where they created animated explainer videos and loop animations on healthcare topics. Diana illustrated and designed children's books to explain medical conditions and developed marketing collateral for the company's medical topics.

At Expii, Inc., Diana served as an Illustrator, Animator, & Marketing Lead. Diana created illustrations and loop animations for the company's online math and science content and represented the company on social media platforms. Diana also led marketing campaigns and rebranded the graphics and illustration style.

Diana gained experience as a Graphic Artist Intern at Tobii Dynavox, where they illustrated literacy-oriented children's books and Picture Communication Symbols for Augmentative and Alternative Communication devices. Diana also assisted with color, editing, and production of the graphics team's illustrations.

During their time at Temple Sinai, Diana worked as an Illustrator, Designer, & Researcher for their undergraduate thesis. Diana created a symbol library for children and sensory-sensitive individuals to engage in the Shabbat ceremony. Diana collaborated with autism researchers and schools, delivered the symbol library using interactive sticker books, and improved it based on user testing feedback.

At Palo Alto Senior High School, Diana served as the Art Director for Verde Magazine, where they produced covers and illustrations for the monthly news magazine. Diana won national awards for several covers and designed merchandise for the staff to wear.

Overall, Diana has a strong background in medical illustration, animation, graphic design, and marketing, with experience in various industries ranging from healthcare to education and media.

Diana Connolly received their Bachelor's Degree in Cognitive Neuroscience and Art from Carnegie Mellon University. Diana attended the university from 2013 to 2017. Prior to that, they attended Palo Alto High School from 2009 to 2013. No specific degree or field of study was provided for their high school education.