zeroing: Matthew Palladino

zeroing:

Matthew Palladino

justskyesart: The Neurobiology of Alzheimer’s Adobe Photoshop My last Scientific Illustration project before the final! :) **Disclaimer** This is my visual representation of the research I did using the sources cited. I have not had this reviewed by an expert!  OMG I’M GONNA RESEARCH THIS THIS SUMMER!!! Well I’m doing Amyloid B-42 clumping simulations.

justskyesart:

The Neurobiology of Alzheimer’s
 Adobe Photoshop

My last Scientific Illustration project before the final! :)

**Disclaimer** This is my visual representation of the research I did using the sources cited. I have not had this reviewed by an expert!
 

OMG I’M GONNA RESEARCH THIS THIS SUMMER!!! Well I’m doing Amyloid B-42 clumping simulations.

avett-druthers: ‘Lilliput’ comparison (9): taken from ‘Pocket Omnibus’ (1937/38) (by petkenro)

avett-druthers:

‘Lilliput’ comparison (9): taken from ‘Pocket Omnibus’ (1937/38) (by petkenro)

and-other-stories: Fluid volumes and light fabrics. 

and-other-stories:

Fluid volumes and light fabrics. 

(Source: theclotheshorse)

free-parking:

Vintage National Geographic images, via

  1. Female beluga whale in Cunningham Inlet, Canada, 1994
  2. Prekestolen over Lyse Fjord in Norway, 1957
  3. Macaws in the Peruvian rain forest, 1994
  4. Castelo de Pena near Sintra, Portugal, 1965
  5. Solar eclipse, 1970
  6. The Royal Danish Ballet, 1974
coinwest: Dump Bodies at Night. sage advice.

coinwest:

Dump Bodies at Night.

sage advice.

cotonblanc: NoConfines, Mandarina Duckphotography sophie delaporte

cotonblanc:

NoConfines, Mandarina Duck
photography sophie delaporte

bremser: Shōmei Tōmatsu

bremser:

Shōmei Tōmatsu

(Source: shihlun)

French photographer Romain Jacquet-Lagrèze’s latest project Vertical Horizon takes a refreshing look at the vertical horizon of Hong Kong, the city where renowned architects from around the world compete to build the tallest and most beautiful buildings. According to Jacquet-Lagrèze, his project aims to remind people to look up at the structures shaping the world around them.

French photographer Romain Jacquet-Lagrèze’s latest project Vertical Horizon takes a refreshing look at the vertical horizon of Hong Kong, the city where renowned architects from around the world compete to build the tallest and most beautiful buildings. According to Jacquet-Lagrèze, his project aims to remind people to look up at the structures shaping the world around them.