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today's google doodle is an homage to Indian scientist Anna Mani. via @AlJazeera: "During her time at the [Indian Meteorological Department] department, she helped the country manufacture its weather instruments, and in 1953, she became the head of the division."
So fascinating talking to people about their creative process and the ways it’s changed over the years. For @thecreativeindp I chatted with Lis Xu: https://t.co/eazpZVJzGc
for the latest issue of @broccolimag i spoke with @CrystalQuartez about their project at the Portland Rose Garden which uses tech to transport you to a meditative state with the plants around you
Sesheka from @TheCovatar made this adorable illo! 💫 the team reached out to me and it’s a bright spot in a weird time. Check out what they do!
Sarah Mapps Douglass was an abolitionist + educator + painter, as @freeblackgirl writes in her book "Lifting as We Climb: Black Women's Battle for the Ballot Box." I love these pieces, especially b/c a lot of historical botanical illo reading I've done highlights white artists
If you want to get lost in contemporary art history, I highly recommend the new Hilma af Klint documentary https://t.co/Vg4So4aP3L
Very cool to see that the artwork used in #Gentefied was made by #EmiliaCruz, a 26-year-old L.A. based Mexican-American artist who focuses primarily on portraying women of color, exploring "vulnerability, self-love, and empowerment." https://t.co/7w3U1A5AxJ
Love love love this #RuthAsawa doodle today // her work is beautiful and important to know about @GoogleDoodles