Art the Science 🚀🎨さんのイラストまとめ

We would like to introduce everyone to Morgan N. Marshall @MarshallArtsVis, a medical illustrator and biomedical VR app developer based in Chicago. She'll be hosting our account Feb. 22-28! #SciArt #ArtTheScience https://t.co/idMm0BNqHU

#artthescience x @NikaFord_ The buccal fat pad or cheek fat and it’s relationship with the surrounding #anatomy on the face. This fat pad is removed in a #buccal lipectomy. This illustration was done for an article on facial rejuvenation procedures. #photoshop #medart

Over time my paintings transitioned from being surreal in their content to more literal depictions of anatomy. This led me straight into the path of medical illustration. I’d found a way to combine my love for life science and passion for art. #sciart #oiloncanvas #oilonwood

I mainly use #photoshop and #illustrator to create illustrations for physicians and research scientists ranging from a variety of medical specialties. My favorite specialty by far is #neurology. The human brain is incredibly fascinating to me.🧠 #medicalillustration #sciart

"In each work, I attempt to balance 'letting the data speak for itself' and 'using the data to present an idea.'"

@SimoneDSaid tells @MEPrillaman how she turns experimental #neuroscience data into visual art and music. #SciComm #SciArt https://t.co/U0pupglgZC

See how Sharl G. Smith of @SunDropsStudio combines biology, math, geometry and bead art in our latest blog post:

https://t.co/FR4i0BVYkv

Couldn't be more excited about this sciartist!

EXHIBITION ANNOUNCMENT 🚀!

👉 Check out EXPLORING LIFE THROUGH SCIART,
a digital exhibition by the @msu_scicomm now live in our Polyfield Gallery: https://t.co/emcKUgqy5i 🎨🦠

#sciart #scicomm #science #art #microbiology #astronomy #physics #neuroscience @michiganstateu

"Somewhere along the line I realized how interested I was in biology because it was the subject of all my paintings."

@BridgetSquidget tells @meprillaman about her (mostly) #cephalopod #SciArt.

https://t.co/OwbGhrkMIr
#SciComm

"My paintings and prints explore a rhythmic dimension by integrating geometry with organic, structured accidents."

Painter/printmaker Tina Pressler tells @meprillaman about her abstract analysis of music, math, and the environment.

https://t.co/EsBLCDlws8
#SciComm #SciArt

“I want everyone to know what I have learned: that you don’t’ need a PhD to fall in love with science.”

Lindsay Olson creates intricate embroidered tapestries to explain the science of ocean acoustics. Check it out on the blog!

https://t.co/BKEntI1ULa

#sciart #scicomm #oceans