Sayo-Art Gifts and Prints

Gloriosa Lily Colchicine

The gloriosa lily has a poison called colchicine which arrests cell division. Painted in acrylic and digitally composed. Personal art.

Maize, Corn Genome

Watercolor and digital artwork for the National Science Foundation.

Bird of Paradise Flower

Watercolor painting, personal art.

Cacti Flowers

E. coli Watercolor of commoun Southwest desert cacti. Personal art..

Phytocrome Protein in Seedlings

Digitally rendered for the National Science Foundaiton.

Pollen Tube in Flower

Digitally rendered for the National Science Foundation.

Plant Immune Response

Plants protect themselves from viruses by sacrificing cells around the area of infection, thus trapping the virus. Digitally rendered for the National Science Foundation.

Oriental Poppies in Italy

Painted in watercolors. Personal art. .

Rice Genome

Watercolor of the rice plant for the Natinals Science Foundation.

Teosinte, Ancient Corn

A look into a eukaryote cell to see how proteins are made. DNA in the nucleus is ‘read’ by RNA polymerase, then ribosomes in the cytoplasm produce an amino acid strand that folds into a functional protein. Digitally rendered for the National Science Foundation.

Grass Flowers

Graphite pencil and watercolor drawing of grass seeds. Personal drawing.

Tropical, Temperate and Boreal Forests

Digitally rendered for the National Science Foundation.

Ocotillo Flower and Bighorn Sheep

Watercolor painting of Joshua Tree in California. Personal art.

Roses

Watercolor painting of three flowers in the rose family. Personal art.

African Violet

Charcoal on coquille board. Personal art.