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From a series of drawings for a set of greeting cards for the UMN EEB academic travel fundraiser. Ink and pencil.  From a series of drawings for a set of greeting cards for the UMN EEB academic travel fundraiser. Ink and pencil.  From a series of drawings for a set of greeting cards for the UMN EEB academic travel fundraiser. Ink and pencil.  From a series of drawings for a set of greeting cards for the UMN EEB academic travel fundraiser. Ink and pencil.  From a series of bird drawings for a set of greeting cards for the UMN EEB academic travel fundraiser. Colored pencil.  From a series of bird drawings for a set of greeting cards for the UMN EEB academic travel fundraiser. Colored pencil.  From a series of bird drawings for a set of greeting cards for the UMN EEB academic travel fundraiser. Colored pencil.  From a series of bird drawings for a set of greeting cards for the UMN EEB academic travel fundraiser. Colored pencil.  Paintings from photographs taken in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.      Paintings from photographs taken in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.     I created paper animals for a recent Saturday with a Scientist program at the Bell Museum. They were used to help teach visitors about venom resistance in mammals! All critters were hand cut and assembled out of colored paper, and backed with corrugated cardboard to provide rigidity for display.  I created paper animals for a recent Saturday with a Scientist program at the Bell Museum. They were used to help teach visitors about venom resistance in mammals! All critters were hand cut and assembled out of colored paper, and backed with corrugated cardboard to provide rigidity for display.  Virginia opossum (Didelphis virginiana) I created paper animals for a recent Saturday with a Scientist program at the Bell Museum. They were used to help teach visitors about venom resistance in mammals! All critters were hand cut and assembled out of colored paper, and backed with corrugated cardboard to provide rigidity for display.  I created paper animals for a recent Saturday with a Scientist program at the Bell Museum. They were used to help teach visitors about venom resistance in mammals! All critters were hand cut and assembled out of colored paper, and backed with corrugated cardboard to provide rigidity for display.  Long tailed weasel (Mustela frenata) I created paper animals for a recent Saturday with a Scientist program at the Bell Museum. They were used to help teach visitors about venom resistance in mammals! All critters were hand cut and assembled out of colored paper, and backed with corrugated cardboard to provide rigidity for display.  I created paper animals for a recent Saturday with a Scientist program at the Bell Museum. They were used to help teach visitors about venom resistance in mammals! All critters were hand cut and assembled out of colored paper, and backed with corrugated cardboard to provide rigidity for display.  Honey badger (Mellivora capensis) I created paper animals for a recent Saturday with a Scientist program at the Bell Museum. They were used to help teach visitors about venom resistance in mammals! All critters were hand cut and assembled out of colored paper, and backed with corrugated cardboard to provide rigidity for display.  Broad-winged hawk (Buteo platypterus) |
