Editorial media assortment pack.
(Illustration happens to be it's original context).
Discover Magazine march 2010 Who You Callin' "Bird Brain"?
The amazing smarts of crows, jays, and other corvids are forcing scientists to rethink when and why intelligence evolved.
The amazing smarts of crows, jays, and other corvids are forcing scientists to rethink when and why intelligence evolved.
Stanford Medical Magazine, July 2009.
The promise and future of basic bio-chemical research.
The promise and future of basic bio-chemical research.
Mother Jones, September/October 2007. Gay by Choice? The Science of Sexual Identity. News: If science proves sexual orientation is more fluid than we've been led to believe, can homosexuality still be a protected right?
ASSET INTL. DEC. Feature: Rebalancing—Tactical moves you have for shifting asset allocation during periods of crisis
Plansponsor Magazine, summer 2007. Building your own, an article about customizing your financial investments.
Circus mutations, a CD cover for an Imago Record Company music compilation
NYT Science Times section cover; Free Will: Now You Have It, Now You Don't.
Radical Fashion. A new series of silhouette drawings for PAPER Magazine.
Standford Medicine magazine; article about organ transplant medical zones and organ distribution.
Stanford Medical Magazine, July 2009.
The promise and future of basic bio-chemical research.
The promise and future of basic bio-chemical research.
Biased but Brilliant, Science Embraces Pigheadedness - 2011/07/31/opinion/sunday NYTimes.http://www.nytimes.com/2011/07/31/opinion/sunday/biased-but-brilliant-science-embraces-pigheadedness.html
