SciArt Initiativeさんのイラストまとめ

"It is ingesting - the sky, the water, the vegetation and extruding a viscous, poisonous sludge that begins to seep into the beauty that remains." - Laura Stack

It's in our DECEMBER 2020 issue, “Life Form #4” by Laura Stack! 📲Link in bio

AI or human-made art? It's now impossible to tell which. What does this mean for the future of artists, like freelancing illustrators? Are we taking the repercussions of this tech seriously?

"How AI's critics end up serving the AIs"
https://t.co/qaPt6DD8wD

SciArt Mixer this weekend! and other SciArt news... - https://t.co/dqvfhxxEQV

Squidtoons illustrates a wide spectrum of marine biology-related topics using a combination of infographics, comics, and visual art. (4/8 panels)

Want to finish reading? it's in our APRIL 2017 SciArt Magazine issue check out 'SPOTLIGHT NOW'! 📲Link in bio #SciArt #MarineBiology

"Raccoons are my favorite subjects because they have figured out how to thrive in new ecosystems. Populations of raccoons correspond with the humans in an area, by observing the raccoon’s adaptation of behavior and diet." -Dana Sherwood

More in our February 2016 Magazine issue!

"... otherworldly images that evoke internal anatomical constructs of tissue, membranes, valves and orifices. In each video, a wall of organic matter undulates, at times seductive or mesmerizing, sometimes quickly changing to a frantic or nervous tick.” - P.H. #bioart #sciart

"COVID-19 exposed significant challenges & disparities in how information is shared... Here, science fiction and comic-book culture are used to reach diverse populations..."

Check out Mika Futz's work in our latest issue:
https://t.co/XRpZ60O6oh

"My new series "Particles" is an investigation into the movement of subatomic particles inside an accelerator. I am attempting to depict the super-small world of high energy collisions..."

Read the rest from @JonFeldschuh in our Spring 2021 issue: https://t.co/XRpZ60O6oh

A scientist, an artist, and zebrafish: Dr. Brian Eames and @JSGauthier collaborated to study the complex unity between humans and other life forms.

From our October 2017 Magazine. The two have continued to work together. #TBT
https://t.co/b5qqAY9bov

"I have had a wonderful time being part of The Bridge program. It has helped me to become a better scientist as well as a better person."

Open to scientists, artists, technologists & creatives, apply to be a resident this Fall by 7/1: https://t.co/Z2cP0akmSJ