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Feature in BirdScope

The most recent issue of BirdScope, the newsletter of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, has a feature on the Bartels Science Illustration internship program that I participated in in 2009. Here’s the link to the story: http://www.allaboutbirds.org/Page.aspx?pid=2397&frcrld=1&ac=ac

additions to the “Birds We Love to Hate” project

  I added a couple new species to this project in preparation for submission to the Kala Art Institute’s open call for the Berkeley Civic Art Center Exhibition. These are a little larger than the first batch, measuring 8.5″ x 11″. They are in the same medium as the first few: colored pencil and graphite [...]

progress on ‘birds we love to hate’

  And now presenting…  current versions of the first three species in this series! These are all small little drawings, graphite and colored pencil on film. I’ll likely stick with this small format and mixed media for the time being. But I’m thinking that if the idea is to show how gorgeous these birds can [...]

general science illustration gallery

This is a look at my more general scientific illustration work. It is by no means exhaustive but it gives you an idea of the work I’ve done in this area.

Singing greeting cards

Once I was finished with the Hummingbird poster at the Lab of Ornithology, I then got to have a little bit of fun designing images that were intended to be the covers of singing greeting cards. The sounds will be provided by the Macaulay Library, the leading scientific collection of biodiversity media, which is also [...]

Birds for the Cornell Lab of Ornithology

  These are some examples of the work I have done for the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. The hummingbird poster was the first project I did for them during my internship there in the summer of 2009. I was a Bartels Science Illustration intern as part of the completion of my Graduate Certificate in Science [...]

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