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Oh, what’s that? You’re looking for nature comics that are beautifully rendered, adorable, and hilarious? Hm. That’s a tough one, I’m not sure where I should send you–BIRD AND MOON.
Oh, what's that? You're looking for nature comics that are beautifully rendered, adorable, and hilarious? Hm. That's a tough one, I'm not sure where I should send you--BIRD AND MOON. You want Bird and Moon.
Bird and Moon is (obviously) one of my favorites in the world of science-y comic and illustration goodness. Artist Rosemary Mosco has a distinct style that is simply gorgeous, the humor is sweet, and the facts you learn from them are always fun and interesting.
"Birds are Gross" by Rosemary Mosco, (c) Bird and Moon
Rosemary, you the woman.
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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