Scientific Hoodies

Armadillidium depressum, an underrated isopod with a naturally occurring coloration of pretty grey and yellow. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

Here we have the good Edmund making a combination of his name and the tail of the comet.

Mandible sketch from sciartinktober

Props to Katie Bouman.

Completely AI generated using the AI Diffusion Model. Run through two separate AI processes to achieve a high quality one of a kind picture created from the "mind" of a computer.

Botanist taxonomy

How nice it is to have a system that is able to move all our blood in two streams orderly and the best thing is for someone to discover it!

John Dalton (ʤɒn ˈdɔːltən) (Eaglesfield, Cumberland (United Kingdom), September 6, 1766-Manchester, July 27, 1844) was a British naturalist, chemist, mathematician and meteorologist. His works include the atomic model and his table of relative weights of the elements, which contributed to lay the foundations of modern chemistry. He is also known for having described color blindness, a visual defect related to the perception of colors that he suffered and that bears his name.

Never Forget Pluto 1930-2006

Diagram from the book "The Basics of Mathematical Geography".

Cubaris sp. "Lemon Blue," a beautiful unidentified species of isopod. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

Porcellio expansus orange, an orange locality of a giant Spanish isopod species. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

Porcellionides pruinosus "orange," an adorable and prolific isopod. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

A currently unidentified species of isopod labeled in the invertebrate hobby as Cubaris sp. "Rubber Ducky." This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

Armadillidium nasatum "Peach" rolled up into a ball, also known as conglobating. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

A currently unidentified species of isopod labeled in the invertebrate hobby as Cubaris sp. "Rubber Ducky." This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

Porcellio scaber "Lava" is a beautiful morph caused by a mix of complex phenotypes that cause a wide variety of patterns in a mottled red/orange and black/dark gray color. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

A beautifully shaped isopod that reminds me of a dinosaur, Stigmops howensis. The colors on this isopod are an educated guess as there are no live photos of this species available. They are based on description and other related species in its genus. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

Armadillidium vulgare rolled up into a ball, also known as conglobating. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

Porcellionides pruinosus "orange cream" is my favorite morph of the species so far. The orange spots and adorable name remind me of ice cream. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

30 species of Isopod in a repeating pattern! Hand-painted in watercolor and pen.

A small species of isopod, Neotroponiscus lenkoi. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

A small species of isopod commonly referred to as the "dwarf white" isopod, trichorhina tomentosa. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

Toucan vintage antique natural history illustration

An Armadillidium vulgare isopod infected with iridovirus, which causes crystals to form underneath their exoskeleton and thus, turns them blue. This phenomenon is tragically beautiful and lethal to the isopod, but harmless to humans. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

Coatonia phylloniscoides, an isopod painted from descriptions and black and white scientific illustration. There are no confirmed photos of this species. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

Porcellio werneri, a giant Spanish isopod species. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

Colorfull Cartoon Astronaut

never memorize something that you can look up

JWST Hexagon Print

When Mama was moth.

Botanical illustration of the Common Wood-sorrel from the 19th century.

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Botanical illustration of a Scented Pelargonium from the 19th century.

The statement "If you can't question it, it's not science" superimposed over a question mark.