#natural science illustration
I finally got around to visiting Woodland Park Zoo this weekend, so I got to see my weaver bird illustrations in action at last!
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Some of what I’ve been working on for my Master’s thesis. There’s still a ways to go on this exhibit, so no pictures of it in action (yet!), but here’s some samples from the preliminary design package that’s going to be presented at my thesis defense, and to the client.
After June, I’ll have more time to work on science art, and I’ve got some exciting stuff in the works, so stay tuned!
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Selected sketchbook pages summer 2017-spring 2018, part 2- these are all preparatory studies for my master’s thesis, which you’ll see more of soon!
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Selected sketchbook pages summer 2017-spring 2018, part 1- these are all preparatory studies for my master’s thesis, which you’ll see more of soon!
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Selections from a 6-image series of illustrations done for Seattle’s Woodland Park Zoo exhibit signage, showing a male village weaver (Ploceus cucullatus) building a nest, and ending with the female weaver and her clutch of eggs. Graphite and digital, 2017.
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Tentacles and Beaks of Cephalopods|December, 2015
Investigating the anatomical differences of cephalopod beaks and tentacles with regards to their diet.
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Quick photo of the bird I had been working on for my Songbird drawing class. Hope to get a scan soon.
White-Crowned Sparrow (Zonotrichia leucophrys)
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