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illustration of Companions (American Guide Dogs), Canis lupus, Graphite and watercolor
illustration of Humans have had a hand in all species labeled
illustration of Watercolor, Animals, Wildlife
illustration of Animals of the estuary, including Wood Stork, Loggerhead Sea Turtle, Blue Crab, Barnacles, Cormorant, Bald Eagle, Spottail Bass, Shortnose Sturgeon, flounder, shrimp.
illustration of For trailside interpretive signs at a natural area, I illustrated these women from the Neutral Nation in Southern Ontario, collecting wood, circa 500 years ago.
illustration of The Gravity and Extreme Magnetism SMEX (GEMS) Mission will use an X-ray telescope to track the flow of highly magnetized matter into supermassive black holes. Created using Strata CX 3D Pro.
illustration of All flowers have only one goal: fertilization. Before fertilization can occur, pollination must first take place. Pollination is the transfer of pollen from the stamen to the pistil.
illustration of Placement of drug pump and intraspinal catheter for pain management.
illustration of The Ghost Crab (Ocypode quadrata) is resident of high intertidal zone. It's burrows can be up to 4 feet deep on sandy beaches. The Atlantic Slipper shell (Crepidula fornicata) is a gastropod mollusk and is commonly found on mid Atlantic coastal beaches. Detail - Mid Atlantic Seashore mural, 4 x 12 feet.
illustration of Coronal section of the heart showing the atria and ventricles, valves.
illustration of Highly endangered New Zealand Pittosporum, found on the South Island. Watercolor
illustration of One of fifteen butterflies painted for a Canadian butterfly monitoring poster. This is Papilio machaon.
illustration of Pokeweed, Phytolacca Americana. Gouache on paper.
illustration of A look at the everglade ecosystem and the balance between prey and predator. Fish feed on algae, alligators feed on fish, and birds feed on snails and fish. The entirety of the artwork, created for use across a spread, is on top, with close-ups below. Created using Eon Vue and painted with Adobe Photoshop for an upcoming ecology textbook.
illustration of Watercolor illustration of Black-and-White Triller, (Lalage melanoleuca melanoleuca); detail of Plate 72, for field guide
illustration of A Vole's snowy world comes crashing in when a fox hears the telltale sounds of his feeding activity.
illustration of Cover illustration for the New York Times Science Times depicting a restoration of the earliest of these ancient warships.
illustration of Silver and Bighead Carp
illustration of Editorial illustration: Do simple life forms exist on other planets? Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop.
illustration of This illustration was commissioned by the United Nations Postal Administration to be part of the 20th anniversary edition of the Endangered Species Stamp Series. Like the eleven other illustrations in this collection it represents an endangered animal included in the CITES database.
illustration of One of 15 images created in Photoshop for the Monterey Bay Aquarium childrens' book Jellyfish Inside Out. I worked directly with MBA marine biologists and the author who provided video images and still photography.
illustration of The world's largest Pinniped, the Walrus, Odobenus rosmarus, has a nearly circumpolar range. Tusks are present in adults of both genders, but are larger and longer in the male. Walruses use their tusks to rake the muddy substrates in the near shore continental shelves. Their whiskers help detect of prey, typically shellfish, hiding in the muck. Walruses have been recorded as staying submerged for almost 24 minutes per dive.
illustration of Graphite pencil on scratchboard. Published in Astro-Med Grass Calendar 1998.
illustration of This is one of a series of three images depicting the steps in performing a J stroke to paddle a canoe, created for a magazine article.
illustration of Mixed Media, Editorial, Education, Historical, Science, Scientific, Wildlife
illustration of Image of the remaining five kinds of tigers in color, with the three extinct species in pencil. Tigers are larger, paler and have denser fur in the more northerly climates, and adapting towards the warmer habitats, they become smaller, darker, and have shorter fur. Illustration for the Asian Forest Exhibit, Point Defiance Zoo, Tacoma, WA. (Panthera tigris) Kinds: Siberian, Bengal, Indochinese, South China, Sumatran Extinct: Caspian, Java, Bali
illustration of Mixed Media, Animals, Editorial, Education, Wildlife
illustration of A scene from a surgical operating room
illustration of Water cycle, simplified for a young audience
illustration of Illustration in graphite and Photoshop for the book- Sustainable Sushi: A Guide for a Changing Planet by Casson Trenor
illustration of The life cycle of the Mountain Pine Beetle, Dendroctonus ponderosae. It details the effects of its life cycle on the host trees it inhabits, and ultimately kills. Pen and ink, watercolor, and Photoshop. Conceived as hypothetically accompanying an article about the Mountain Pine Beetle and its ecological effects.
illustration of Before and after view of breast enhancement surgery
illustration of Mixed Media, Animals, Wildlife
illustration of Digital, Editorial, Education, Medical
illustration of A gathering of animals, birds and plants found on the forest's edge in much of the northern United States.
illustration of Jaguar drawn in color pencil.
illustration of Smallest of the porpoises, Phocoena sinus; endemic to the Gulf of California; Adobe Photoshop
illustration of Cat internal anatomy from the left side featuring the brain, spinal cord, heart, lung, trachea, esophagus, liver, stomach spleen, kidney, small intestine, colon, and bladder.
illustration of Cutaway of the Earth showing mid ocean ridges, subduction and hot spots.
illustration of Evolution in action, this illustration shows the male color variations of the Gouldian finch, a brightly-colored bird endemic to Australia. In the wild, they have become separate species and the yellow coloration may go extinct. Also known as the Lady Gouldian finch, Gould's finch or the rainbow finch.
illustration of Branch of Ginkgo biloba leaves with separate sprig with fall berries- berries turning color from green to pale orange.
illustration of The full mural measures 6 X 11 feet and is the second in the series of three habitat vertical
illustration of Southern ray gliding over the sand, Grand Cayman
illustration of This is an illustration that accompanied the story originally published on July 7, in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences authored by paleontologist Daniel Ksepka. It features a fossil discovery, which is thought to be one of the largest birds to ever have lived and since named Pelagornis sandersi. It has been featured on CNN, National Geographic, Newsweek, USA Today, Discover, ABC, CBS, NBC, Slate, Science Daily and many other news outlets.
illustration of American Robin Turdus migratorius
illustration of Human Brain Intersection
illustration of Color pencil portrait of a female Peregrine Falcon Falco prergrinus.
illustration of Monarch
illustration of Created for the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History.
illustration of My studies for this painting came from a trip to Malaysia and Thailand, where I was captivated to see all stages of reproduction taking place simultaneously on this palm. Male (staminate) and female (pistillate) flowers grow on the same inflorescence, with the female flowers at the base of the stalks and the male extending to the tips. Ripe seeds and those of last year’s were present as well.
illustration of Illustration depicting the major muscles trained by the dumbbell press.
illustration of This watercolor and colored pencil illustration shows a pioneer family of the early 19th century collecting maple sap and boiling it into maple syrup. The image has a blank space on the left where text was overlaid.
illustration of The search for speed leads to constant innovation in the time-trial rider's bike, clothing, and riding technique.
illustration of Artistic representation of the advance of artificial devices in surgery, augmenting biological processes. The human/artificial hybrid heart perhaps gives a glimpse into the future of medicine.
illustration of Rhus typhina
illustration of Two Gourds, colored pencil.
illustration of
illustration of This is an illustration of Brachiopod anatomy and was created using Adobe Photoshop. It was published in Biology, 8th edition by Peter Raven et. al, McGraw-Hill, 2007.
illustration of Watercolor painting of an iris flower.
illustration of Portrait of a Yorkshire Terrier
illustration of Cardinal in harwood forest.
illustration of Stegosaurus
illustration of Comoro Black Fox (Pteropus livingstonii)
illustration of A garden of medicinal herbs.
illustration of The natural processes that occur when wood is recycled in nature.
illustration of Starfish Anatomy
illustration of Bombycilla cedrorum Watercolor 11 x 14
illustration of Malaclemys terrapin eating a snail in its salt marsh habitat. Scratchboard and watercolor illustration from the book “A Day in the Salt Marsh”by Kevin Kurtz, published
illustration of A scene from near the end of the Ordovician depicting a baculite capturing the jawless fish, Astraspis. Several species of trilobites appear in the foreground, along with a starfish. Several sea lilies appear in the background.
illustration of The tree Black Locust has invaded the Northeast, threatening many local species. Its fragrant cream-colored blossoms make a growing display along the highways in early spring.
illustration of Portrait of Mason, Anna and Candy. I used poor photo reference of each dog in a separate photo to create an image that resembles them together in a group professional photograph. Rendered using acrylic on board.
illustration of Hovering Ruby-throated Hummingbird, Archilochus colubris. Watercolor on paper.
illustration of anatomy of the camelid stomach.
illustration of Male and Female Spinus tristis Male and Female Carpodacus cassinii American Goldfinch and Cassin's Finch
illustration of Siberian (or Amur) tigers are the world's largest cats. They live primarily in eastern Russia's birch forests, though some exist in China and North Korea. Tigers are the largest of all wild cats and are renowned for their power and strength.
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illustration of Course of the Trigeminal Nerve
illustration of Asterias forbesi. Graphite drawing, colored in Adobe Photoshop.
illustration of The Monterey Cypress (Cupressus macrocarpa) is a beautiful landmark species, but is usually depicted as dark evergreen. This drawing however depicts that even conifers have color changing duff.
illustration of Gouache and Adobe Photoshop painting of a male River Cooter, showing elongated front claws.
illustration of Adult human skull lateral view in graphite and sepia
illustration of Wild pig and baby.
illustration of Color illustration of Maine Lobster, Homarus americanus, for high school science text.
illustration of This image was created for the Wilkinson Anisotropy Microwave Probe Science Team. WMAP is a very successful mission to study the remnants of the Big Bang.
illustration of Jack Hooker, with dog Suzy and horse Nate in the Bob Marshall Wilderness Danaher meadow, with a view of Flint Mountain.
illustration of Bacteria use conjugation systems to transfer DNA to recipient cells. The bacteria Agrobacterium tumefaciens is particularly suitable for this.
illustration of Penguins of the World
illustration of Stewart Island, New Zealand, Muttonbird scrub and small fern, grammitis givenii, growing on dead tree. Orange triangles are trail markers in NZ. Watercolor, 470x580mm
illustration of Watercolor illustration of Chestnut-winged Cuckoo, (Clamator coromandus); detail of Plate 48, for field guide
illustration of Incudes the habit and one pollinator for a very common Midwest landscape feature.
illustration of Digital illustration of a European hornet.
illustration of The orchid Angraecum sesquipedale was observed in Madagascar by Darwin who predicted the existence of a moth with a tongue at least 30cm long in charge of the orchid pollination. Such moth was only found and described many years after that prediction. This image was commissioned by the Gulbenkian Foundation Museum to include in an exhibition that celebrates the 200th birthday of Charles Darwin.
illustration of Student safely pouring vinegar into a plastic cup.
illustration of Iris blossom after a rainfall, colored pencil.
illustration of Water cycle, simplified for a young audience
illustration of A drawing depicting the air sacs in a Golden Eagle
illustration of This is a 16
illustration of Adler, beavers and Betula pendula
illustration of Traditional gouache Painting of the Veiled chameleon, Chamaeleo calyptratus
illustration of Reconstruction of the 9,500 year-old Scotts Bluff Bison kill site.
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