Maria Fabrizio

Client | NPR
Rethinking Alcohol: Can Heavy Drinkers Learn To Cut Back?

Client | NPR
If Slow Is Good For Food, Why Not Medicine?

Client: NPR

When Pregnant Women Need Medicine, They Encounter A Void

New Work for the Richland Library :: Holiday cards for their winter theme, Hygge.

Recent Illustrations covering research related to the opioid crisis in America. 

Client: NPR

Treating Pain with Fewer Opioids

Recent Work for Stat News.com

Scotch illustrations for a recent article on Supercall.com 

Liturgy Cover for Downtown Church

Each week I reimagine the meaning of scripture and the connection between music and the sermon for the cover of the liturgy. 

Client | NPR
The Truth Behind The Suicide Statistic For Older Teen Girls

Client: NPR

What Makes Us Fat: Is It Eating Too Much Or Moving Too Little?

Client: Supercall.com

Praise for Flavored Whiskey

Tiny Rain Jacket
Part of ARTifacts

Yearly project for a secret client 

Cover and spot illustrations for the 2017 Spring course catalog at the Visual Arts center of Richmond VA. 

Client: NPR
'Visibly Pregnant' Girls Are Banned From School In Sierra Leone

Client: NPR  
How Could A Doctor's Death From Ebola Possibly Be 'Good'?

Personal work 

Selected Image from Wordless News about animal best friends 

Client: Charleston City Paper

Essays on the meaning of Sanctuaries 

Client: NPR

A Medicine That Blunts The Buzz Of Alcohol Can Help Drinkers Cut Back

Purple Martins