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Scientific Illustrations by Julia Kuhl

July 1st, 2017 | Brain

Julia Kuhl is an artist who has worked for a variety of independent science labs, top-tier academic journals, as well as a host of news organizations (The New Yorker, Chicago Magazine, et cetera). She has illustrated and animated a diverse set of topics ranging from neural populations to viscous flow states.
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I hope you enjoy this sampling of her creations.
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If you enjoyed these creations, you can find more scientific illustration here at her site: http://somedonkey.com/scientific-illustration.html

Rockets of the World by Tyler Skrabek

March 13th, 2015 | Space

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“Rockets of the World” is an infographic made by Tyler Skrabek. The poster includes the Payload to Low Earth Orbit as well as the number of successful and unsuccessful launches. It’s an updated design based off an old illustration made by Peter Alway back in 1995:

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It’s pretty cool to see the diversity of designs, but for the most part, all of them are phallic tubes, a necessity to burst through the Earth’s atmosphere.

Via Reddit:

Of course, the illustration doesn’t show all of humanity’s rockets. “Just to keep things tidy I choose not to include rockets that haven’t flown yet on the off-chance they don’t actually make it off the ground. But rest assured there will be a version that includes the Falcon 9 Heavy as soon as it does.”

I’m also pretty amazed to see just how big the Saturn V rocket was compared to the competition!

You can pick up one of Tyler’s prints here, and you can check out Peter Alway’s book here: Rockets of the World.

-RSB

Anatomical Alphabet by Laura Facci

December 18th, 2014 | Brain

Laura Facci Anatomical Alphabet

Laura Facci is an artist from Caracas, Venezuela (she graduated from Design Institute of Caracas – Illustration Degree – in 2012). She created this anatomical alphabet for a school project, the assignment was simple — create an illustration for each letter of the alphabet, choosing a specific theme.

As you can tell, Laura chose the human body as her inspiration, and it turned out really well.
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You may notice that the alphabet follows the Spanish language instead of English.
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B for Boca = Mouth. P for Piernas = Legs. O for Orejas = Ears… and so on. It might be a good Spanish test to see if you can name all of the words that match the drawings.
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Laura Facci Anatomical Alphabet Letter L

L is for Lengua – Tongue

Laura Facci Anatomical Alphabet Letter B

B is for Boca – Mouth

Laura Facci Anatomical Alphabet Letter S

S is for Sangre – Blood

Find more from Laura at her Behance page.

-RSB

Insect Illustrations by Will Scobie

September 30th, 2014 | Brain, Robot

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Will Scobie is an artist from Brighton who has worked for a whole host of companies including TED Talks, Skype, IBM, Vine, and Audi. This series of minimalist bugs is called “The Fly, the Spider & the creeper,” and I find it quite delightful. The illustrations are sort of a whimsical mix of technical drawings and graphic design.

Here’s a word from the artist:

“My approach to illustration plays with the idea of the continuous line, whilst maintaining a graphic simplicity and communicating an idea through a playful and optimistic perspective.”

You can pick up prints here or check out more work from Will at his site.

-RSB

Voyage D’Hermes by Moebius

August 27th, 2014 | Space

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Moebius, also known as Jean Giraud, was a world-renowned French artist, cartoonist, and writer. Back in 2011, he created this series of fantastical illustrations for the clothing botique, Hermès. The series, titled Voyage D’Hermes, never actually appeared in any advertisement for the company’s perfume line (possibly because they contain absolutely no reference to the Hermès brand). But who cares, these otherworldly scenes are simply incredible! The work features soft pastels, floating orbs, and alien creatures to create a sort of “Space Western” environment.

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Moebius, who passed away back in 2012, had a wonderfully productive life. He contributed storyboards and concept designs to numerous science fiction and fantasy films, including Alien, Willow, Tron (1982), The Abyss (1989) and The Fifth Element.

If you are unfamiliar with his work, I suggest checking out a few of his books. Both Arzach and The Incal are highly recommended, but his most famous work is probably the Blueberry series, created with writer Jean-Michel Charlier, which features one of the first anti-heroes in Western comics.

Hope you enjoyed these. I’m sure they will inspire many creative types for years to come.

Also, I recently purchase this book, and it is one of the best books I’ve ever bought:

It is seriously amazing!

-RSB

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