Want to find more artists, ScienceOnline?

By Glendon Mellow | January 31, 2013 |

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Science-inspired art is on the rise.

There are more scientific illustrators, fine artists, cartoonists, photographers, and visual-science people at ScienceOnline this year than ever before. There’s an art show and even an entire session track. Interested? Want to learn more about this growing profession and subculture? Here’s some places you can find them.

I’m gonna miss some. Leave more in the comments!

Twitter hashtag
#sciart

Group Blogs
Symbiartic
Mad Art Lab
Street Anatomy
ART Evolved
SONSI
Art & Science Journal
GNSI

Big Awesome Sources
ScienceArt Community on G+
Science Artists RSS Feed

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About the Author: Glendon Mellow is a fine artist and illustrator inspired by evolutionary biology working in oil and digital media. He moderates the ScienceArt Circle community on G+. Glendon's Portfolio is at glendonmellow.com, and work-in-progress blog is at The Flying Trilobite. Find him on Google+. Follow solo on Twitter at @flyingtrilobite, or Follow on Twitter @symbiartic.

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Tags: #scio13, sciart, scienceart, ScienceOnline

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