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“In a way, my art starts in the laboratory and finishes on canvas.”

tells about her oil paintings inspired by her scientific research. https://t.co/mK2AI9g4uK

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2021-05-13

it’s in the US! My fruit flies want to give a shout out to all mums who are juggling parenting with PhDs/academia etc, and I want to give a shout out to all mums & mother-figures because mums are awesome

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2021-05-09

OR you could:
-write into your research grants as part of "outreach"
-commission artists to make original art to help tell the story of what's compelling abt your study/species
-couple art w/ effective & relatable
-develop a fan base for non-theropod organisms https://t.co/jdcyzNdJGk

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2021-05-09

A nonstandard anatomical view: a left-sagittal view of the female pelvic organs.

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2021-05-08

New episode of the Medical Illustration Podcast! Please enjoy this conversation with award-winning medical illustrator and animator Ryan Kissinger.

https://t.co/X7rxF6LBk5

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2021-05-05

"The study of comparative anatomy complements my fascination with understanding my own body's movement and capabilities."

Tiffany Fung tells Vrinda Nair how she intertwines and rock climbing. https://t.co/YyhwrPdX1k

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2021-05-05

Years ago I worked at the Seattle Aquarium, and one of my jobs was free diving in the ladder to clean the glass! Best job ever.

Project Animalia Day 124: Sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka)

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2021-05-05

🦥Three-toed Sloth by M. Lynn
"By understanding more about how their bodies work, I was able to include more details in my piece, like the pattern that their fur grows in, + the small moths that live in their fur..."
The Exhibition: https://t.co/K7jEPhsvti

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2021-05-04

Hey guess what? I'm 1/3 through my year of 365 drawings!
Only problem - my list of critters I want to draw keeps growing.

Project Animalia Day 122: Blueberry hermit crab (Coenobita purpureus)

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2021-05-03

If you need illustrations for your lessons...

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A free library of high quality science illustrations under permissive license" by Simon Duerr







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2021-05-02

📢The Exhibition is LIVE! —Check out artworks about + Biology by 40+ Art & Design students. 🙌🏾Celebrate the artists + our collab w/ for —Online Gallery: https://t.co/lgKfPmWOaA

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2021-05-01

Shaded by thick conifers and towering ferns, two deinonychus quarrel and dispute over the rightful ownership of a quickly aging kill.

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2021-04-30

Check out this amazing model of the cranial nerves and foramina, by MSc Medical Artist Sophia Lappe: https://t.co/k2l5KvBIXi

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2021-04-29

Inspiring course by and .
👍Listen to your audience, ask questions, tell stories, invite interaction and make art.

😀Good goes with a shift from top-down approach to

Follow course in👉https://t.co/9JEXv7kVbk

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2021-04-25