Natural History and Biological Art

Monday, July 15, 2013

Emily Silva loves bark

underside of bark

bark peelings

drawings from Monday 7/15/13

xoxo

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This site is for the Summer 2013 Natural History and Biological Art course offered at MassArt. This course provides an introduction to visualizing and exploring the diversity of wildlife, habitats, and biological forms of plants and animals by direct observation and art making in the field. Through careful examination, illustration, microscopy, and photography, we will study and visualize anatomical, behavioral, and ecological similarities and differences between species. We will utilize various media but will focus on classical observation and drawing/painting techniques in the field.

see the 2013 Field BIO+ART: Collaborative R.N.A. (Research in Nature and Art) site

see the 2012 Natural History and Biological Illustration site

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