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  • This illustration is from a world atlas book illustrated for Marshall Editions. Each continent was broken up into sections and the culture of the people of that area were highlighted in the text, photos, and illustrations. The text was broken down into easy to understand chunks by the author, and I created maps with enough detail to help kids understand the shape of the continents and countries and the cultural elements scattered across the map in specific locations. Bright colors and bold silhouettes were used throughout the book to maintain a lively tone to encourage engagement with other cultures.

Creating Educational Illustrations for a Young Audience

By Sara Cramb|2021-01-06T16:40:01+00:00January 6th, 2021|Categories: Advice for artists, Artist Highlights, Artwork, Creative|Tags: art, artist, kid-friendly, science art|

Communicating complex ideas to a young audience can be challenging. Art can help.

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  • Nature Therapy - Walking the dog illustration

Illustrating a Lifeology Course – An Interview with Pooja Gupta

By Elaine Algarra|2020-12-15T16:17:41+00:00December 15th, 2020|Categories: Artist Highlights, Artwork, Health, Lifeology, Mental health|Tags: art, Lifeology course, mental health, mindfulness, visual storytelling|

Pooja discusses illustrating a Lifeology Course for LIFE Ascent - a new 52-week health and wellness program!

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The Manga Lab Book: Creating Science Communication Comics

By Nicola Williams|2020-12-08T19:27:33+00:00December 8th, 2020|Categories: Artist Highlights, Artwork, Creative, SciArt, Science communication|Tags: artwork, comic, scicomm, science communication|

Lifeology Community Member Nicky Lab Brat discusses illustrating science through manga art, and how can it be used in communicating science.

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  • Permafrost Distribution Artwork by Bonnie Peterson

Embroidery, Culture and Environment: An Interview with Bonnie Peterson

By Elaine Algarra|2020-11-21T22:01:39+00:00November 16th, 2020|Categories: Artist Highlights, Artwork, Creative|Tags: artist, artwork, science art, Women|

Bonnie Peterson uses embroidery to investigate cultural and environmental issues - explore more in this blog post!

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ChemBio Illustrations – Daimon Hall, an Artist Highlight

By Jordan Pennells|2020-10-09T01:32:17+00:00October 9th, 2020|Categories: Artist Highlights, Artwork, SciArt|Tags: 2D illustration, 3D animation, artist, Biology, chemistry, Fitness, Sciart|

In this blog post, we interview 2D designer & 3D artist/animator Daimon Hall to discuss his background in Chemistry & Biology art!

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