Ichthyology 1 (Analog Collage)
This is part of a new series exploring the role of art in creating scientific knowledge. The science of science--how scientific knowledge is created, shared, evaluated, funded, and applied--shows that discovery is not just about data but about the systems and behaviors that shape research itself. Within this process, scientific drawings, diagrams, and other visual forms act as essential tools at every stage: they make invisible phenomena visible, support thinking and hypothesis-building, reveal complex relationships, standardize communication across disciplines, and reduce ambiguity in interpretation. At the same time, they accelerate discovery by exposing patterns, engage attention and curiosity, bridge fields of knowledge, and serve as enduring records of scientific understanding. Together, these visual practices don’t merely illustrate science—they actively participate in how science works, helping ideas move from observation to insight to shared knowledge, which is precisely what the science of science seeks to understand and improve.
Details
- 5x7" on heavy cardstock
- Gelli prints
- Slow drawing
- Vintage science drawings
- Yarn and thread
Quality Guarantee & Returns
- Quality is guaranteed. If there is a print error or visible quality issue, we'll replace or refund it.
- Because the products are made to order, we do not accept general returns or sizing-related returns.
