Curtain for Limits Issue
Illustrations for Nautilus Magazine
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Overview
Whether abstract or descriptive, I find illustration an effective lens through which a given subject can appear more inviting, digestible – or even human – to a reader's eyes. Below a collection of illustrations created to depict different themes among which anthropology, philosophy, astronomy, and linguistics.
Whether abstract or descriptive, I find illustration an effective lens through which a given subject can appear more inviting, digestible – or even human – to a reader's eyes. Below a collection of illustrations created to depict different themes among which anthropology, philosophy, astronomy, and linguistics.
The Horizons
Curtain for Searches Issue
The Rise and Fall of the English Sentence
The Resulting Fallacy Is Ruining Your Decisions
The Bitcoin Paradox for Print
The Bitcoin Paradox for Print
Net Neutrality
How to Teach Science with Sugar and Cream
Is Tribalism a Natural Malfunction?
Variables
Why New York City Needs Its Own Cryptocurrency
Curtain for Balance Issue
How To Waste Time Properly
The Perfect Wave is Coming
Impossible Cookware and Other Triumphs of the Penrose Tile
Does Stress Speed Up Evolution?
Catch Us If You Can
Curiosity Depends on What You Already Know
Lisa Feldman Barrett