If you’ve ever poured your heart into an illustration, shared it online, and heard only crickets—you’re not alone. One of the most common struggles I hear from early-career scientific illustrators is this:
In scientific illustration, precision is more than a preference—it’s part of our purpose. We draw to communicate truthfully, to honor detail, and to reflect the structure of the natural world with clarity and care.
When it comes to finding a comprehensive resource for botanical illustration, Botanical Art & Artists shines as a true gem. This website is a rich repository of information.
Bird skin collections are a unique and invaluable resource that bridges the worlds of science, conservation, and art. Despite being largely unseen by the public, these collections are foundational for advancing ornithological research.
