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  • Ocean View, Bar Harbor, Maine

    Guild of Natural Science Illustrators Annual Conference in Bar Harbor

    • Aug 07, 2005
    • By Dmarques
    • In Conferences

    At the GNSI annual conference I did a presentation on a long time favorite subject of mine: the combination of words/text and calligraphy/computer typefaces with science illustrations. The presentation is entitled “The 26 Letters in Science Illustration” and the slideshow is available here. I spoke of the history of the alphabet and the evolution of combining words and images; the presentation also analyzes current science illustrations that include text or identification names.

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  • Drawing Fossil Turtle Under Microscope, American Museum of Natural History

    Internship at the American Museum of Natural History

    • Dec 15, 2004
    • By Dmarques
    • In Education, Illustration

    At one of the largest natural history museums of the world I was fortunate to work on illustrations and photography of fossil turtles for a research project at the Paleontology Division, using traditional and digital media.

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  • Exhibition Insects and Art Sherwell Center University of Plymouth

    Exhibition Insects and Art at the Sherwell Center of the University of Plymouth

    • Nov 06, 2004
    • By Dmarques
    • In Exhibitions

    Showcase of the poster on the history of entomological illustration “The Importance of Entomological Illustration: Worth a Thousand Words”.

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  • Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Center

    XXII International Congress of Entomology in Brisbane

    • Aug 15, 2004
    • By Dmarques
    • In Conferences

    At the largest entomology conference held every four years, I participated in the juried poster session with a poster entitled “The Importance of Entomological Illustration: Worth a Thousand Words”.

     

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  • traditional illustration of a crab © Diana Marques

    Internship at the Queensland Museum in Brisbane

    • Aug 15, 2004
    • By Dmarques
    • In Education, Illustration

    Worked at the Entomology and Crustacean Sections, illustrating cicadas and crabs using traditional media like scratchboard and carbon dust. This crab illustration represents the first species discovered of an entire new crustacean family!

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  • University of California Santa Cruz Logo

    Graduation from the Certificate Program of Scientific Illustration at UCSC

    • Jun 15, 2004
    • By Dmarques
    • In Education

    Completed! The Certificate Program of Scientific Illustration at the University of California in Santa Cruz is the most prestigious science illustration program in the United States and selects just a few students every year, preparing them for the challenges of the career and capacitating them with the fundamental skills and techniques to excel in the profession.

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  • Exhibition Illustrating Nature
    Exhibition Illustrating Nature
    Exhibition Illustrating Nature

    Exhibition Illustrating Nature

    • May 01, 2004
    • By Dmarques
    • In Exhibitions

    The annual exhibition ‘Illustrating Nature’ is organized and prepared by the professors and students of the Certificate Program of Scientific Illustration at the University of California in Santa Cruz and it showcases the students’ work during the Program. At the Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History, several of my pieces were on display including “trompe l’oeil“.

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