Scientific Gallery

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sleeping fox illustration by Jessica Enlow
I won’t even caption this one cause it’s self-explanatory. Not even animals shou
blue–folder: A cross-stitch praising The ALMIGHTY Scientific Method.
From yesterday’s walk around Ilkley Moor. It is a Site of Special Scientific Interest, par
behind-my-empty-eyes: I am conducting a scientific study on what houses people are in. Reblog this
Galassia Lenticolare NGC 5866 (Galassia Fuso) Credits: NASA, ESA, and The Hubble Heritage
Scientific practice can never exist in a vacuum and must always work in conjunction with everyday li
The scientific term is “Palm Reading”
Marimo ball owners: have you ever noticed your ball sometimes afloat and other times not? - 1) ball
Process work from this illustration series, showing examination of specimens, color studies, and fin
Selections from a 6-image series of illustrations done for Seattle’s Woodland Park Zoo exhibit
I realize it has been quite a long time since I last posted, but I was a little busy graduating coll
From a project on the Azores and their historical whaling trade (two things that I’ve sort
Sorry about the radio silence folks, I’ve been crazy busy and haven’t had a spar
The finish of my Atlantic Blue Crab life cycle painting. I might fuss around with the type design a
Working on my atlantic blue crab life cycle illustration- here you have my palette, my color comp, t
The Priolo (or Azores Bullfinch) is the second-rarest bird in Europe, and I had the extraordinary pr
Very quick little whale skeleton drawings to go in the new museum map for the New Bedford Whaling Mu
Colored pencil on vellum rendering and digital collage of Shiitake mushrooms. You may remember this
The final version of my Rosa rugosa painting. See more work-in-progress shots here and here. Get the
More work-in-progress shots from this painting.
It’s finals week here at SCAD, and my finals are consumed with botanical illustration! Sta
Some work-in-progress shots of my current pieces: the final rendering of the mushrooms (in colored p
Quick studies of Shiitake mushrooms as preparatory sketches for a final rendering.
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