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A little while ago I finally found a little free time to sit down and properly draw my brand's logo featuring a beautiful Sea Nettle jellyfish and the Giant Kelp. I look forward to doing future illustrations for my fellow researchers and scientists.

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2020-07-23

After a long hiatus, here is another episode of - Read this amazing interview with - We talked about her research on early life adversity and more.

https://t.co/IciG55G3lN

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2020-07-23

Just some pics of a very good model organism

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2020-07-23

Motto in life make everything look cute including science & scientists 😄 Guess the

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2020-07-23

Some lockdown naturalist illustrations

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2020-07-22

A colourful little illustration of the that I put together in early June to accompany a brilliant friend's research 🧠🤓🔬

I'd love to do more of these. Get in touch if I can draw you some your research or just for fun!

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2020-07-21

Did you know that is by far the most forested country in Europe? Woodlands make out almost 80% of its entire territory. Here's one I did some time ago to showcase its natural beauty.

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2020-07-22

Great to see the work of colleague and friend from out in today! Here's an illustration reflecting how the work used laser capture microdissection and genomics to examine the role of somatic mutations in IBD https://t.co/7qRKhBbsWB

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2020-07-22

I did this recon of Cryodrakon a while back but I realized I never showed it. Cryodrakon was a large Azhdarchid pterosaur from late Cretaceous North America. I like to call these large azhdarchids Gitaffe-storks. And yes, yes they could fly.

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2020-07-21

In this episode of the podcast, brought to life in a new illustration by , Massey explains why we should be rethinking our assumptions about space: https://t.co/QVikjikWhO

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2020-07-21

Want more? You can explore the entire collection in ➡️ https://t.co/RAO83LEhXC

Find from NYBG books in the BHL Flickr ➡️ https://t.co/eYCqrMarS5

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2020-07-21

I love drawing mitochondria, the little powerhouses of our cells! Process in

1. Draw w/pen tool
2. Convert to Live Paint object
3. Fill shapes with color (any color)
4. Expand to strokes and fills
5. Add shading/details

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2020-07-20

Last day of time to drop some snakes. Not everyone's bag, I know, but aren't they pretty? Share if you're among the enlightened. :)

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2020-07-20

I'm tired tonight, so we only did these 2,5 experimental pieces on the
Pakicetus, Zhangheotherium and... something.

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2020-07-20

It's the last day of tweetstorm! Here is a fav from my "Duets" project: Sunbird on Bird of Paradise - bird's weight is needed to open the stamen & pollen release. See the whole project: https://t.co/PzqeWYMlCs ration

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2020-07-20

Late Some drawings, mostly for infographics: urban birds, Aedes aegypti mosquito, a guide to tree squirrels, and a cuckoo wasp.

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2020-07-20

Last share for the final day of tweetstorm! Illustration to show the leading wrist in a golf swing is most vulnerable to pain due to shift of radial to ulnar deviation. Created for Clinical Sports Medicine

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2020-07-20