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The graphic artist Rachel Ignotofsky has had a remarkable success these last years.
I stumbled on this book of hers, “What’s Inside a Flower”, but I have already ordered some others and eagerly await her book on the birth of computers which gets released this month.
These volumes are probably children’s books but the quality of her work makes that irrelevant.
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Sneak peek from my newest book 📚 Women In Art 🎨 (on sale sept 10th but ready to preorder now!) 🎨 I also just put a poster of one of my all time favorite artist Yayoi Kusama up on my @etsy shop. Link in bio 👆 . . . #yayoikusama #womeninart #arthistory #kusama #feminism #ignotofsky https://www.instagram.com/p/Bz1hW_SpS-a/?igshid=mps1aau9vt3o
Hai voglia di restare al centro del mio lobo frontale?
Hai voglia di restare al centro del mio lobo frontale?
Le strutture neurali correlate all’amore sono peculiari, anche se condivise con altri stati emotivi strettamente affini. Le aree coinvolte sono: l’insula mediana, il giro del cingolo anteriore e l’ippocampo (nella corteccia cerebrale), lo striato e il nucleus accumbens (a livello sottocorticale). Queste aree sono regioni del “sistema della ricompensa”, proprio perché l’amore porta alla passione,…
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@SokariDouglasCamp welds and bends steel into delicate flowers and beautiful flowing clothes worn by strong people. Her sculptures celebrates Nigeria and talks about important subjects like environmentalism. She is one of the most important sculptures working in the UK today! Go and visit @sokaridouglascamp and see her art for yourself! 🎨 Illustration from my newest book Women In Art. 🎨📚 Get your copy in the link in the bio! . . . . #sokaridouglascamp #nigeria #womeninart #steelwork #welding #sculpture #metalworking #arthistory #feminism #rachelignotofsky #ignotofsky #womeninscience https://www.instagram.com/p/B2cl9VMJeXd/?igshid=i83yep1f3mhf
✨🌎 So excited to reveal the cover for my next book, The Wondrous Workings of Planet Earth! 🌎✨
PREORDER HERE: https://www.rachelignotofskydesign.com/the-wondrous-workings-of-planet-earth/
Author & Illustrator: Rachel Ignotofsky Publisher: Ten Speed Press Editor: Kaitlin Ketchum
An illustrated journey through the world's ecosystems. This book explains how our planet works, from its diverse ecosystems and their inhabitants, to the levels of ecology, the importance of biodiversity, the carbon cycle, weather cycles, and more.
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The new book of graphic artist Rachel Ignotofsky is now released.
“The History of the Computer” (2022) is a truly great book with fine illustrations, thoroughly researched and well written.
Anybody who’s (computer) literate - and who isn’t these days - can benefit from reading it.
Looking for a birthday gift? This is my recommendation!
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Having discovered the graphic artist Rachel Ignotofsky recently, I ordered two more books of hers: “Women in Art” and “Women in Science” (2021).
To my surprise, both volumes contain lots of names I didn’t know. (Wikipedia came in handy.)
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Hear that wombat poop is cubed and other facts from "The Wondrous Workings of Planet Earth" at Powell's on Nov. 25.
