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Artwork showing the complexity of biology and the many facets built upon theory. Created for the National Academy of Sciences
A giant oil spill, the largest in the United States including Alaska, lies in an aquifer beneath New York City. Digitally rendered for the cover of Earth magazine launch, September 2008 (formerly Geotimes).
Digitally rendered for the cover of October 2008 Earth magazine.
Recent analysis of microscopoic grooves on the teeth of fossil Nutcracker man indicate they ate fruit when available. Created for the National Science Foundation.
This editorial piece presents microbes beneficial presence in all aspects of life, and the role genomice research plays in opening an window on this hidden world. Digitally rendered for the National Academy of Sciences book cover.
Created to highlight Arctic research during the International Polar Year. Ancient peoples used Inksuits, or rock cairns to help them navigate the landscape. Today, scientists use knowledge from local people, as well as new sensor technology to learn more about the changing landscape. Digitally rendered for the National Science Foundation.
Personal artwork, charcoal
Some of the common tools of a biochemist or molecular biologist. Personal Art. Painted with watercolors.
Personal artwork from travel in Kenya, of a nine year old boy taking a creative approach to herding his cattle. Pen and Ink