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I call myself a botanical artist, but in truth I’m trained in neither botany nor art. When I first started out, about eight years ago, I was barely aware of the genre’s existence. I just wanted to paint plants.
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Some insights into best practices with the actual printing of the models and how I look at 3D printing compared to illustration and 3D modeling...
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Building Science Graphics is a new practical guide written and designed by science communicator Jen Christiansen, Senior Graphics Editor at Scientific American ...
A look at Sarah Lynn Cramb's career and project work. Sara can often be found drawing in her studio with some tea, lazy cats dozing nearby, with a view of the Alaska Range...
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Robin Lee Carlson’s book is an up–close–and–very–personal study of fire’s relationship with Stebbins Cold Canyon ecosystems. Her familiarity with this canyon grew through ...
Erin E. Hunter’s most ambitious piece yet is “Look Closer,” a large painting of California native bees and wildflowers that anchored a 2022 solo show at the San Francisco Botanical ...
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