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López decided to add a minor in forensic science, which enabled her to acquire a foundation in anatomy and physiology. She plans to put it to use doing something like textbook illustration, surgical ...
How Marie Neurath used illustration to help children understand science A new London exhibition explores the work of 20th century visual communicator Marie Neurath, who — despite having no design ...
Even if people may not notice it, medical illustrations are common; they’re in medical journals, textbooks, public health pamphlets, and everyday publications like newspapers and magazines.
In the age before warning labels and liability waivers, scientific experimentation often looked like something between a séance and a rave. Case in point: this glorious 1807 illustration from a ...
Building on this foundation of science courses, the third and fourth years of the major emphasize 2D and 3D computer illustration and animation. As a third and fourth-year student, you’ll: Attend ...
Your fave illustration of Franklin’s kite experiment is likely riddled with errors Most date from 19th century and were heavily influenced by Joseph Priestley's 1767 account.
A new book celebrating the science illustrations of Ernst Haeckel has launched on Kickstarter. The book features numerous drawings of microorganisms by the German zoologist and naturalist who ...
Reading Anna Escardó’s SCIENCE ILLUSTRATION: Visual Milestones From the 15th Century to Today (Taschen, 436 pp., $80) is like looking over the shoulder of those scientists.
Creating graphic stories about science requires not only knowledge about the topic, but also a consistent style. Many illustrators and graphic artists stick to consistent color pallets, use the same ...
Researchers who are not artists tend to lack the sense of design and aesthetics that are a keystones of ... J. Science illustration: Picture perfect. Nature 534, 285 –287 (2016 ...
Additional curation was provided by Emma Minns and Anne Odling-Smee. Exhibition design was completed by Fraser Muggeridge Studio. The exhibition runs until 3 November 2019 at the House of Illustration ...