Lilith Lawrence

Gorgeous! Love the shapes and the colors!

So precious! I always love their fat tails! ❤️

Thank you! 😄

Thank you hehe 😊

Aww, thank you!! That's so sweet! 🥹🥺 I am glad to have your support! 🫡✨️

An asian man with a yellow shirt, tan skin and short black hair occupies the left hand side of the illustration. On the left, we see a zoom in on his eye, where we can appreciate the swelling of the eyelid and the formation of a stye on his right eye. Bellow the eye callout, we can see a cross-sectional diagram of the skin, which reveals that a skin follicle has been clogged by excess gland secretions and staph bacteria.

A stye forms when the normally benign Staph bacteria on the skin infect the eyelid.

It's interesting when a normally benign bacteria or organism becomes pathogenic under the right circumstances. So often, in #medicine, does everything depend on the context! And the dosage makes the poison! #SciArt

I love these little guys! The legs are so funky 🕺

The textures here are gorgeous! 🐟

These are so cute!! I love the bees 🐝 💛

A capillary is bleading into the extracellular matrix. A winding capillary works its way from the top left of the page to the bottom right. Individual endothelial cells in the capillary can be seen, and along the midsection there are gaps through which blood plasma and erythrocytes are able to escape.

"Around the world! Around the world just as it should be!" says president of #Harvard Alan Gerber.

Knowledge seekers from around the world only serve to make each of us all the more rich: we all have so much to learn, and so much to give! #University is the place to cultivate this exchange.

In the bottom right hand corner, a boy with brown skin and short, curly black hair can be seen staring at a wart on his hand with awe and curiosity. In the background, we see the wart in greater detail on the palm of his hand, as well as in cross section.

Verruca are small growths found on the skin that are caused by some strains of Human Pathaloma Virus (HPV).

In this #illustration, I focus on pushing the expression of the character, as well with the dynamism of the composition
#medicalillustration #Sciart #infographic #patienteducation

Our dead NSF grant proposal had most of these words. Bad words. We used bad words.

Temporary Science Illustrator - Cornell Lab of Ornithology Are you an early career artist who appreciates and understands the relationship between art and nature, and have an interest in birds? The Cornell Lab of Ornithology is offering an opportunity to an I...

#SciArt Job Alert! The Cornell Lab of Ornithology is offering an opportunity for an illustrator to join the Bartels Science Illustration Program for a visiting artist residency. This is a full-time, paid temporary appointment that lasts up to one year.

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A group of cyclists at 361 University for Cycle Toronto's Rally for Justice.

A rear view of the rally.

The speakers for today's rally with Dr. Jackson at the podium.

Another view of the protest.

Thanks to the roughly 100 people who showed up for today's Rally for Justice hosted by @cycletoronto.bsky.social. Look forward to attending tomorrow's court challenge. #BikeTO #TOpoli #ONpoli #VisionZero

Earth’s soil is drying up. It could be irreversible. The losses in soil moisture already pose issues for farming, irrigation systems and critical water resources for humans. But new research shows how the declines are contributing to sea-level rise more...

Very troubling new study + mind boggling how large an effect this is having (on sea levels and even Earth’s rotation!) 🧪🌎

“Changes are likely irreversible while humans are alive,” is a worrying turn of phrase.

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A colored pencil drawing of a male Brown-headed Cowbird on a green paper, based on a reference picture from the Bird Whisperer challenge (March 2025).

A Brown-headed Cowbird for the #BirdWhisperer challenge 🪶 I really enjoyed trying colored pencils on a saturated paper with this one 😊
#BirdArt #Animalart #Sciart ✏️ 🎨

Artwork by Aibou Tanaka, circa. 1990. Scene of a herd of Plateosaurus wandering through and foraging on the foliage of a Triassic desert. The plateosaurs are colored dark ocean blue on top and sandy yellow at their bottom half. A brownish red Procompsognathus (foreground, lower right) runs past, chasing after a primitive frog.

Artwork by Aibou Tanaka, circa. 1990. Scene of a Stegosaurus defending itself against an attacking Ceratosaurus in the middle of a dusty, sparsely vegetated Jurassic plain. The Stegosaurus in the foreground and background are colored grayish brown with dark green spots and splotches, and rust red back plates. Meanwhile, the Ceratosaurus is turquoise with a florescent yellow underbelly. Swinging it’s spiked tail or thagomizer to the left sideways, the Stegosaurus strikes the Ceratosaurus in the neck and knocks it off its feet. In the background, two other stegosaurs take off to flee the predator.

Artwork by Aibou Tanaka, circa. 1990. Scene of a herd of Brachiosaurus fending off a pair of Allosaurus in lush, green landscape of ferns and conifers. The brachiosaurs are colored a uniform dark brown, whereas the allosaurs are dark orange with brown stripes and splotches. One Brachiosaurus stands bellowing front and center. The other one next to it rises up on its hind legs to squash one of the allosaurs, which lies flailing on its back, while the rest of the herd looks on.

Artwork by Aibou Tanaka, circa. 1990. Scene of a family of Allosaurus resting next to the remains of another dinosaur. The Allosaurus themselves are colored orange with dark brown stripes and splotches. Two younger Allosaurus play perched on the back of their parent, who lies resting belly to the ground. On the right, a pair of small, dark blue Coelurus scavenge the remains of the Allosaurus’ last kill. A pair of plant-eating green-colored Camptosaurus browse on cycads in the background.

Paleoart by Aibou Tanaka. Originally made for Gakken's Illustrated Book: Dinosaurs (Gakken no Zukan: Kyōryū, 1990) (1/6):

- Plateosaurus (with Procompsognathus)
- Stegosaurus vs Ceratosaurus
- Brachiosaurus (with Allosaurus)
- Allosaurus (with Coelurus and Camptosaurus)

#vintagepaleoart #paleoart

If you’re in LA - 12 pm at the Federal Building on Wilshire…

Ink 10/5/2017 Rotring EF 6 X 8 inches [15.2 X 20.3 cm]
#sciart #gawoski

~ human artists use only one piece to convince people to follow you ~

🪱 YA LIKE BUGS KIDS? 🐛

#SciArt #invertebrates

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These are gorgeous! Such immersive and dynamic Vignettes; they practically leap right off the page!

My 25 years of palaeoart chronology...

In 2021 I teamed up with The Royal Mint and the Natural History Museum again to create the Mary Anning Coin Collection. Here's the limited edition print I designed and signed.

#SciComm #PaleoArt #MaryAnning #Dimorphodon #Temnodontosaurus #Plesiosaurus #Coins

That's how I had interpreted it as well! I love the idea, it's so cool!

I love it!! What inspired the use of the word symbiont?

It's been my pleasure! Thank you for taking the time to let me know what you think. 😄

Thank you!!

A middle aged black man is in distresses and is sweating profusely. He is suffering from a stroke caused by an embolism that had dislodged from the side of the wall in the left atrium of the heart. White arrows follow the path of the embolism from the atrial wall, up the carotid artery, and into the vessels surrounding the brain.

long periods of #AtrialFibrillation can result in #stroke. Irregular heartbeats prevent the atria from fully emptying, creating areas of stagnant blood along the atrial wall that are vulnerable to clot formation. If this clotting occurs in the left atria, there is a risk of stroke. #SciArt #ArtShare