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Entrepreneurial artist Sara Zimmerman brings us science- and environmentalism-themed comics. She has a portfolio of great comics about astronomy, but she also draws inspiration from her surroundings in the Sierra Nevada mountains near Lake Tahoe.
Entrepreneurial artist Sara Zimmerman brings us science- and environmentalism-themed comics. She has a portfolio of great comics about astronomy, but she also draws inspiration from her surroundings in the Sierra Nevada mountains near Lake Tahoe. A fine artist, web designer, graphic designer, and avid outdoorswomman, Sara definitely keeps busy. I love her personal style.
Sara sums up her perspective quite nicely: "I am wife/mom, entrepreneur, athlete, musician, lover of chocolate, and citizen of this funny place called 'Earth.' Therefore, I get to see a lot of weird, yet hilarious stuff. These comics are my interpretation of how I see the world around me through my chocolate-flavored glasses."
The views expressed are those of the author(s) and are not necessarily those of Scientific American.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR(S)
Katie McKissick
Katie McKissick is a former high school biology teacher turned science writer and cartoonist based in Los Angeles, CA. Her first book is called What's in Your Genes. You can find more of work at www.beatricebiologist.com.
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