Frog Anatomy Poster for Primary School Science Education

Designed as an educational biology poster for primary school students, this project aimed to make amphibian anatomy engaging, accessible, and memorable for young learners.

The illustrations were developed following the dissection and study of a real frog specimen, with particular focus on the buccal cavity and the unique mechanics of frog tongue movement. The frog and internal anatomical structures were illustrated using a combination of watercolour and ink, creating an inviting visual style suited to educational environments.

To explain the dynamic movement of the tongue during feeding, additional vector graphics were created in Adobe Illustrator. These diagrams helped transform a complex biological process into a clear and engaging visual narrative. The final poster layout was designed in Illustrator, integrating scientific content with child-friendly educational design principles.