Animal Illustrations
Illustration, Drawing, Digital Art
2011
Animals beautifully illustrated in their natural habitats.
- Illustrated Animals
- Spanning ecosystems and species, these illustrations display the various ways animals exist and interact with the world.
In Panama scientists are studying the intricate relationship between prey and predator. Here, an ocelot is depicted hunting an agouti. Painted in acrylic for the National Science Foundation.
Aesthetically unappreciated animals of africa drawn with color pencils. Including the vulture, wild dog, marabou stork, ostrich, warthog and hyena.
Painted in acrylic for the National Science Foundation.
Scientists study penguin physiology to learn how then can dive to depths of 300 m (1500 ft.). Penguins spend much of their life in the ocean hunting for krill, fish, and squid. Unlike humans, penguins don't suffer from many of the back problems associated with diving, such as decompression sickness (the bends), shallow water black-out, and free-radical damgae to tissues. Researcher's work to understand penguins may someday be applicable to anesthesiology and other medical applications. Digitally painted for the National Science Foundation.
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Nanotechnology, the manipulation of matter on a molecular and atomic scale, is being used by scientists for a variety of purposes, including preventative treatments for cancer.Digital Art, Illustration, Painting2012 -
Digital paintings showing a variety of ecosystems, the complex interactions between species, and the impact human activity can have on these systems.Digital Art, Drawing, Painting2012 -
These illustrations for How It Works Magazine demonstrate the ways in which graphics and text can be integrated together to create features that are simultaneously compelling and educational.Digital Art, Drawing, Illustration2012 -
Illustrations for an upcoming ecology textbook from WH Freeman depicting a wide-range of ecological systems: from the repercussions of our reliance on coal mining to what energy efficient smart-cities of the future may look like.Digital Art, Drawing, Illustration2012 -
An artists look at our solar system 3.8 billion years ago when the planets jostled with each other for position. Digitally painted.Digital Art, Drawing, Illustration2012 -
A selection of unique digital illustrations and artwork describing landscapes one could otherwise only imagine, created for various editorials in magazines and government agencies by Sayo-Art.Digital Art, Drawing, Illustration2011 -
Illustrations for the AACR Cancer Progress Report 2011.Illustration, Digital Art, Drawing2011 -
Complex, theoretical astrophysics explained and made tangible through illustration.Illustration, Drawing, Digital Art2011 -
A selection from the over 1,000 original drawings in the graphic adaptation of Charles Darwin's on the Origin of Species, published by Rodale. Illustrated by Nicolle Rager Fuller, Written by Michael Keller. Nominated for 2 Eisner awards.Drawing, Illustration, Publishing2011 -
Dinosaurs illustrated with care and detail rarely seen in depictions of our prehistoric friends.Illustration, Drawing, Digital Art2011 -
Technology surrounds us in everything we do, but sometimes exactly how certain technologies influence our day-to-day lives can be hard to quantify. These illustrations & infographics illustrate hidden technological processes that can help us lead safer and more efficient lives.Digital Art, Drawing, Illustration2011 -
Insects are rarely regarded as beautiful creatures, but these illustrations show that this misconception is seriously misguided.Illustration, Drawing, Digital Art2011 -
Digital illustrations of various cellular functions. Imaginatively rendered and strikingly drawn, these illustrations draw you into the cellular world and allow you to visualize E. coli or the protein creation process.Digital Art, Illustration, Drawing2011 -
Artistic depictions of chemistry processes.Drawing, Digital Art, Illustration2011 -
Bold, expressive line-work with a soft touch...not something you hear everyday to describe medical and technical artwork. Check out some examples of how technical accuracy and traditional drawing can merge to create fine art:Drawing, Illustration, Academia2011 -
Artfully drawn animal illustrations coupled with easy-to-grasp information combine to create these images that function both as art and as scientific information.Digital Art, Illustration, Drawing2011 -
These digital illustrations depict how art can explain complex and hard to imagine natural weather phenomena and patterns.Drawing, Illustration, Digital Art2011