by Marlin Peterson | Apr 17, 2013 | Science Illustrations
Misbehaving Photoshop filters couldn’t stop me finishing! I finally finished it, and I am happy how it came out. It is large, made to be printed out at least 48 inches across, but the detail could hold up a lot larger…I have to print one myself to see how...
by Marlin Peterson | Feb 22, 2011 | Science Illustrations
This incredible bird is unique for several major reasons, least of which is its incredible plumage! I decided to illustrate perhaps the most intriguing aspect of its anatomy…its foregut. This bird is unique for its huge crop, which makes up 25% of its body...
by Marlin Peterson | Feb 1, 2008 | Science Illustrations
This striking idea was fascinating to stumble on…Jon Wagner mentioned it to me in passing one day and shortly thereafter a wikipedia search revealed this curious mystery: “The fruit is sometimes torn apart by squirrels to get at the seeds, but few other...
by Marlin Peterson | Nov 1, 2007 | Science Illustrations
Those that know me, know me and my lady are David Attenborough junkies. Life in the Undergrowth will always remain the best, but the Life of Mammals is obscenely sweet. I especially was enthralled by the section focusing on termite eaters, and it was my...
