Transmitting Science courses on Scientific Illustration

[Soledad De Esteban Trivigno]

Dear Colleagues,

Transmitting Science is offering two courses on Scientific
Illustration:

- INTRODUCTION TO THE ART OF SCIENCE: SCIENTIFIC ILLUSTRATION -
3^rd ed. November 11th-15th, 2019, Barcelona (Spain).

Instructor : Julianne Snider (Earth and Mineral Sciences Museum & Art
Gallery, USA ).

This is an introductory course focused on drawing and the differen t
techniques. This course is designed to help scientists, science
communica tors, artists, and adults interested in natural history
develop the observa tion skills and drawing skills they need to
record, distill, and visually c ommunicate observations made of
natural history objects and organisms. Trad itional scientific
illustration techniques as well as the history, signific ance,
status, and future directions of scientific illustration will be expl ored in this hands-on studio-style course.

More information and regis trations: [1]https://www.transmitt ingscience.org/courses/drawing-and-communication/art-science-scientifi
c-ill ustration/
* NATURALISTIC AND SCIENTIFIC ILLUSTRATION R 11; 4th ed. September
23rd-27th, 2019, Crete (Greece).

Instruct or: Oscar Sanisidro (Kansas University, USA)

This course offers a bro ad introduction to scientific illustration
applied to Biological Sciences. It is also intended to give a
hands-on overview of the most current technol ogical advances in the
field, such as basic computer graphics applied to sc ience
illustration and 3D modelling. The course will be focused on how to t ranslate traditional drawings into an improved digital version. It is
of:-) 60;intermediate level, some basic experience with illustration
is strongly recommended.

More information and registration:
[2]https://www.transmittingscience.org/co urses/drawing-and-communication/introduction-naturalistic-scientific-i
llust ration/

With best regards

Sole

Soledad De Esteban-Trivigno, PhD< br>

Scientific Director

Transmitting Science

www.tra nsmittingscience.org



References

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