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Category: visual paradigms

A paradigmatic evolution

September 21, 2018October 11, 2019 Categories: published paper · research · visual paradigms2 Comments

The development of scientific visual languages …

Visual elements & visual paradigms

September 18, 2018November 8, 2019 Categories: graphic design practice · research · visual elements · visual paradigms

Re-thinking scientific conceptual figures through graphic design

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An illustration created as part of a larger conceptual figure. More details, and more images, on the Portfolio page of the website. #humanbrain #graphicdesign #research #illustration #science ©️ Gill Brown 2019
Experimenting with monoprint, with this image based on a photoglyphic engraving of a fern by William Fox Talbot (1858). The original is currently on show at the ‘Art of Innovation’ exhibition at the Science Museum. #graphicart #science #monoprint #fern #theartofinnovation #sciencemuseum ©️Gill Brown 2019
A detail of James Nasmyth’s beautiful, large-scale painting of the face of the moon, from 1849. Currently on show in ‘The Art of Innovation’ at the Science Museum. #art #science #moon #jamesnasmyth #theartofinnovation #sciencemuseum
Graphic design by Marie Neurath, currently on show at the House of Illustration as part of their ‘Picturing Science’ exhibition of her work. Neurath designed numerous science books for children, including ‘The Wonder World of the Seashore’, with the American fiddler crabs shown here. #graphicdesign #illustration #science #marieneurath #houseofillustration

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