Killackey Illustrationさんのイラストまとめ

Finally, I painted the final product of peeled tubers in a basket made of club-rush tuber stems, a reminder that this chaîne opératoire didn’t happen in a vacuum but was part of a wider taskscape, the harvesting and processing of the tubers served multiple goals.
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My challenge with this infographic was to summarize the different experimental harvesting and processing techniques tried as well as highlight he most likely steps based on comparison to the archaeological botanical and stone tool evidence from Shubayqa 1.
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My #infographic on tuber exploitation is now published in “Identifying the chaîne opératoire of club-rush (Bolboschoenus glaucus (Lam.) https://t.co/5L60iZccep) tuber exploitation during the Early Natufian in the Black Desert (northeastern Jordan)”
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and the right shows a hypothetical burial with Qeya vessels. (Thanks to Dr. Sarah Baitzel for providing information on Late Formative burials). The fully rendered Qeya vessels from the arrangement below are included again in these scenes.
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The two scenes are rendered w/ line & monochromatic color. The left shows a hypothetical ritual deposit of pots, food, and textile wrapped bundles.
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Finally, we’ve shown people carrying out most steps instead of just the associated plants or artifacts. I hope this reminds the viewer of human agency and the actual past people behind the archaeological remains we find today. 5/7

Here's a higher res version of the salmon intensification graphical abstract I did for @Tushingham. I loved researching and drawing all these teeny-tiny spots.
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And for my last #SciArtTweetStorm contribution, here’s a fine art #watercolor in progress. It’s all blocked in and waiting for some details.

“Bundle 1”

It’s been wonderful and inspiring to see everyone’s beautiful work!

I've done a lot of digital painting in the last year but my true love is watercolor and graphite. I've got a couple #watercolor paintings on the go now which I hope to share soon. In the meantime here's one from 2015, a common snapping turtle.
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Here's a #sketchbook style illustration of a tiger's life stages I did with graphite and digital color in 2019. You might have caught it in Episode 1 of @netflix's #TigerKing docudrama.
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