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Hi friends, Happy Pride!
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Celebrating secular life and its history with science and wonder is the intersection of a lot of my work.
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This month, I am doing a lot of painting and creating. My family has gotten used to having paintings and projects on a section of countertop or table most of the time.
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ideas are everywhere
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If you have not been a maker before, it can seem overwhelming to think about creating something that you like: getting the idea in your brain to come out through your hands/ body into whatever material you are using, so it matches what was in your brain. I have been making art for at least four decades and the thrill never grows old. There are some things I wanted to share about what I have learned along the way:
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Ideas are everywhere , cast a wide net, and expect to fail.
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A phylogenetic tree diagram depicts evolutionary relationships as they evolve from common ancestry. These diagrams are hypotheses, and change as we learn.
This diagram features the phylogenetic relationship between viridiplantae, animal, fungal, and protist genomes. You'll find things like fish, flowers, algae, and humans.
Worthy of awe in its own right, it has been reimagined using resin in a stained-glass style to celebrate the wonder of evolution and the interconnectedness of all living things. Hanging ribbon included.
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Includes an illustrated guide and descriptions of some of the special creatures featured in the diagram!
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