Birgitte Johnsenさんのイラストまとめ

Hi #PortfolioDay!
I’m an illustrator who loves creating colourful imagery, and looking for work in publishing, editorial, brands, and so on.
Contact: hello@birgittejohnsen.com
https://t.co/HBiJyjnxHY

@inprnt is offering free international shipping on orders over $30 until 3rd of April!
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Celebrating the Norwegian speed skate team on their gold medal for the 3000m Men's Team Pursuit at the #WinterOlympics2022. The team consisted of Peder Kongshaug, Hallgeir Engebråten and Sverre Lunde Pedersen.
#OlympicGames #BeijingOlympics

@mallorygrigg Hi Mallory!
I'd love to work with you!
My imagery is colourful and bright, spanning from naturalistic to stylised, depending on the requirements of the project.
More of my work can be found on my site: https://t.co/7fXmgQ5zwW https://t.co/3E2VWh0dw2

Final image in the series is a much deserved toast.
And a toast to you as well, regardless of your relationship status. You are amazing! 💖💖
#ValentinesDay #Procreate

Next image in the series is of course a lovely embrace and sharing some lovely words and dreams perhaps?
#ValentinesDay #Procreate

I made a little Valentine’s series, which starts off with this entrance.
I’ve also been playing with some different brushes which has been a lot of fun!
#ValentinesDay #Procreate

Mary Jackson (1921-2005) initially worked at NACA (later NASA) as a mathematician and human computer. After studying engineering she was the first Black female engineer at NASA. Her work included thrust, air flow, and drag forces to improve aerodynamics of planes. #WomenInSTEM

Carolyn B. Parker (1917-1966) is the first known African-American woman who gained a postgraduate degree in physics.
During WW2 she worked on the Dayton project, the plutonium development and research arm of the Manhattan Project.
#BlackHistoryMonth

Katherine Johnson (1918-2020) was a mathematician and one of the first African-American women to work for NASA. She calculated trajectories, launch windows and emergency return paths for Project Mercury, the first human spaceflight project in the US.
#BlackHistoryMonth