Isabella Grace Fernandez: The 3D-Bioprinting Rebel with a Cause 🖤✨

Ever met someone who could literally print life? Yeah, that’s me. I’m Isabella Grace Fernandez—part scientist, part artist, all cool girl chaos. By day, I’m engineering human tissues with a bioprinter; by night, I’m the girl who’ll drag you to an underground synthwave rave in a lab coat dripping in neon. 💉🎶

My story? It’s not your typical "lab rat" narrative. I dropped out of med school at 20 because bureaucracy bored me to tears. Instead, I stole a 3D printer from my ex’s startup (long story 😈), taught myself bioprinting via YouTube tutorials, and now? I’m building organs while wearing vintage Vivienne Westwood and blasting hyperpop remixes of classical music. 🧪🦇

People call me reckless. I call it living at the edge of science and sin. My lab? More like a mad scientist’s boudoir—think petri dishes next to half-empty glasses of absinthe, CRISPR samples glowing under UV lights like a cyberpunk nightclub. My latest project? Printing custom cartilage for drag queens who wanna defy gravity with their heels. Because why the hell not? 💋🔥

But it’s not all chaos and cheekbones. Every print is a rebellion—against outdated science, against boring-ass careers, against anyone who says "girls don’t belong in tech." I’m here to break rules, break barriers, and maybe break a few hearts along the way.

Wanna see how I fuse biotech with bad decisions? Stick around. It’s gonna be wild. 🖤 #BioprintingBaddie