Fine Wine and Flies | An Enchanted Evening of Fly Genitalia
A recent science art event at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County featured phorid fly genitalia and lots of giggling
Symbiartic
The art of science and the science of art.
Fine Wine and Flies
Science art at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County
Mourning Dove versus Morning Dove
I just realized that I’ve been calling these birds the wrong name
Will Coming Twitter Changes Help Illustrators?
Twitter has plans to allow for longer tweets and replying to larger groups in conversations. Will these changes help illustrators?
Classic Flying Trilobite on Medium
Now you can find Glendon's classic Symbiartic posts on Medium and The Flying Trilobite blog. So what's up with that?
Cassini's Retirement
NASA's Cassini spacecraft has some interesting plans for its retirement party
The Spring '16 Science Art Exhibit Guide
The most interesting science art exhibits on display this spring and beyond
Women in Science | The Next Science Art Book You Need
Pre-order your copy of this illustrated book about “50 fearless pioneers who changed the world"
43 New Species Discovered... in Los Angeles(?!)
A partnership between citizen scientists and the Museum of Natural History of Los Angeles County finds flies new to science in one of the world’s biggest cities
A Strange Lesson about Hashtags and Twitter Spam
Last month, the first day of the #SciArt Tweet Storm was bombarded with porn bots during the first few hours. Solving this problem led to an interesting insight into how bots and Twitter function (some vulgar language ahead)
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