Plant Evolution: A brief overview
Plant Evolution is complicated, and in this blog I plan on simplifying it [...]
Plant Evolution is complicated, and in this blog I plan on simplifying it [...]
Beatrix Potter is known to people the world over as the creator of [...]
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Marcelo will be at Africa Health from October 26-28. We are so excited [...]
Introduction Beech trees are common across Britain, favouring chalky soils. The oldest Beech [...]
This week, the Medical Illustration & Animation Sourcebook highlights work from Mandy [...]
Natural History Illustration and Life-long learning: Field Studies Council Courses is my blog [...]
Montserrat is an island in the Carribbean, part of the Leeward isles and [...]
Freelance to Studio Growth Freelance to Science Communication Studio, still finding time to [...]
SayoStudio’s 15th Anniversary Science ecology art created for USF’s Center for Oceanic Mapping [...]
The Medical Illustration & Animation Sourcebook is proud to highlight and feature [...]
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Botanical illustrations of yellow flowers can be really challenging. As you try to [...]
Having recently written a blog on the anatomy of ants, and been on [...]
Our second Trust-a-thon minigame is about the small steps you can take to [...]
7 Great Science Journal Covers Journal, Magazine and Research Covers It’s been a [...]
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Share Tweet Share At the beginning of any animation project, we ask ourselves: [...]
Rocky shore ecosystem: a lucky break I recently illustrated The Hidden Universe [...]
The animators at Trinity Animation recently created a product commercial for Master House [...]
The Brecknockshire flora is written by John Crellin and Mike Porter, and is [...]
Monocots and Eudicots are enormous groups, making up over 80% of plants on [...]
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Higgs boson Cover Art What might the Higgs boson reveal? This editorial illustration [...]
I recently went on another excellent FSC course, this time on identifying grasses [...]
The inspiration: volcano cutaway illustration by C. Kuehne, SayoStudio Incredible Kid Art We [...]
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Share Tweet Share Inside the cell with Nanobot medical animation studio. Understanding cellular [...]
I’ve recently gone on a couple of fabulous courses with Field Studies Council [...]
Hay Festival approached me early in the year, to see if I could [...]
Share Tweet Share How would you describe what you do? ”My profession is [...]
Join us on June 23rd from 5-7 pm for Trinity Animation’s Open House [...]
Biolution breaks into 2022 with a new media and graphic design team on [...]
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Our Science Magazine journal cover, by SayoStudio’s Claire Agosti and Nicolle R. Fuller. [...]
Trees: Yew is another blog inspired by my illustrations for The Tree Forager [...]
Geraniums, Crane’s-bills and Stork’s-bills is a guest blog from the wonderful Stewart Roberts, a [...]
Stromboli Volcano 3D Animation & Infographics Are you fascinated by volcanoes? Have you [...]
Body Scientific International always looks forward to designing and producing interesting and challenging [...]
Happy Earth Day. We’ve collected 16 of our favorite Earth Day graphics that [...]
The Hidden Universe by Alexandre Antonelli is a short and powerful book. I [...]
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(As written by Jim Lammers for Animation Magazine, November 2011) ©2011 All rights [...]
Trinity Animation has developed a variety of AR apps over the years but [...]
This blog is a follow up to one I wrote a while ago [...]
Black Hole Drawings, the Science Behind the Art The earth’s gravity holds the [...]
Trees: Elder is another blog inspired by my illustrations for “The Tree Forager” [...]
Buzzards, kites, and kestrels in a guest blog from a naturalist who lives [...]
Adam Questell, founder of A KYU Design, is bringing the "art" back [...]
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Body Scientific has been an international business since its conception. Founders Marcelo and [...]
Nature notebooks seem to have run in my family for a long time. [...]
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Heath star moss is one of three invasive species I’ve just illustrated for [...]
The 10 Best Science Illustrations of 2021 from SayoStudio Happy New Year! This [...]
Step by step blogs can be tricky to write – I often don’t [...]
Fantech has been around for 3 decades creating air solutions for homes and [...]
Holly: History & Folklore is a guest blog from the wonderful Stewart Roberts, [...]
Habit sketches are an important aspect of doing botanical illustrations. They need to [...]
The AMI Tribute Edition: Celebrating 75 Years We are proud to [...]
Cow parsley Anthriscus sylvestris was on the list of plants I recently illustrated [...]
27 Years of Animation Experience I was a hobbyist first. I spent a [...]
Cannock Chase Museum: Botany Cannock Chase museum was our destination on a recent [...]
Kaixo! Hemen bazaude, ZIENTZIA KALEAN proiektuko infografiak ikusteko aukera izan duzulako da. Zure [...]
El museo de Ciencias Universidad de Navarra y la Cátedra de Cultura Científica [...]
I recently completed a blueberry illustration for a packaging job, and thought it’d [...]
What is the mRNA Vaccine? COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine Nanoparticle Animation How are you? [...]
Trees: Rowan is another blog inspired by my illustrations for “The Tree Forager” [...]
Scientific Journal Cover Art – showcasing your research Are you a scientist or [...]
The AMI 2022 Annual Conference will take place on July 20-24, 2022 [...]
Equipment: Paintbrushes is another in the series about what tools I use when [...]
A roseate spoonbill relaxing at the St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park. Photo [...]
How to Get Great Science Graphics – Hiring a Visual Science Communicator Share [...]
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A recent commission saw me completing pen and ink illustrations for “30 animals [...]
Eye Injection Eye Surgery Tina Pavlatos is [...]
Have you got what it takes? Competing for an ERC grant is a [...]
Olympic Athlete Neuroscience Visuals Working with incredible scientists at the top of their [...]
Illustrating bracken and ferns may seem to be a really difficult job. However, [...]
Earlier this year, I had one of the hardest and most wonderful jobs. [...]
Share Tweet Share Promising emerging industries and niches must be easily accessed by [...]
Share Tweet Share For companies, telling their story is one of the strongest [...]
Share Tweet Share Bone grafts may require the use of an overlying membrane [...]
This blog shows how to ink up the Downy Birch leaves and catkins, [...]
Trees: Hawthorn is another blog inspired by my illustrations for “The Tree Forager” [...]
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One year into lockdown, our Trust-a-thon minigame created around the theme of “Apart [...]
The Gwent levels are a fascinating corner of Wales, tucked between Cardiff and [...]
Share Tweet Share It might be tough to talk about complex themes and [...]
In Equipment: Magnifiers and scalpels, I won’t only be looking at these two [...]
Chequered skipper butterflies used to be comparatively common in England, but became extinct [...]
El estudio NorArte Visual Science presenta junto con Carles Puche el primer taller [...]
Animation is a wonderfully effective way to tell the story of your product, [...]
Being hacked on Instagram: this blog is the tale of a scam. Luckily, [...]
Share Tweet Share Coping with the global pandemic conditions and hardships in providing [...]
Trees: Ash This is the third in my series on common trees, and [...]
This is another blog in the series on equipment used. Check out earlier [...]
A Life on Our Planet, David Attenborough’s recent book, is extremely important. In [...]