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Henry Adams, MSc (they/them)

@henrysciart.bsky.social

Druidic non-binary, queer, wildlife disease ecologist, illustrator, and educator based in Chicago, IL 🐝🦉🦎🐸💖🇵🇸 DM me for commission and/or prints!!

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Ben Stone@benstemon.bsky.social · 2y ago

NSF PRFB POSTDOCS: Pull the remainder of this funding cycle’s stipend, all remaining research funds, and all remaining travel funds (if you have them). Do it before 5PM today. Per instructions from multiple NSF POs. If you’re not already on the PRFB slack, DM me and I’ll send you an invite

Zoe Keller@zoekellerart.bsky.social · 2y ago

Hi Bluesky! I create detailed drawings of the natural world, focusing on at-risk species and ecosystems. Prints and original drawings are available at zoekeller.com. My clients include Texas Monthly, The NYT and Hachette. I am always open to discussing new projects! Email: zoekellerdraws@gmail.com

A highly detailed black and white graphite drawing depicting a surreal scene. A snake skeleton with delicate ribs is entwined around a Copperbelly Water Snake, whose grey scaled body is twists in loose curves. Fragile, transparent strips of snake skin float around the snake and skeleton. A colorful procreate drawing depicting five species of turtles found in Woodstock, NY. Clockwise from the top left: Wood Turtle, Spotted Turtle, Eastern Box Turtle, and Common Snapping Turtle. The turtles swirl around one another, some frozen in poses that suggest they are swimming through the air. Beneath the head of the watchful Snapping Turtle, hatchling turtles emerge from soft shells. Hatchlings of each turtle species swim among the adult turtles. The stems of American White Pond lilies weave through the ensemble towards the top of the drawing, where lily pads and white blooms rest. A detailed graphite drawing depicting at-risk species found in the state of Maine. Two orchids bloom across the page: a petite Ram’s-head Lady’s-slipper on the left, and a Showy Lady’s-slipper with two blossoms on the right. A Sedge Wren perches on the stem of the Ram’s-head Lady’s slipper, its tail raised, chest feathers fluffed and its beak slightly parted as if it is mid-call. Slightly below the wren, on the underside of one of the Ram’s-head Lady’s slippers curled leaves, a tiny, dark and shiny Six-whorl Vertigo snail climbs slowly upward, its eye-stalks extended. Below and to the right of the wren, a striped juvenile Black Racer winds itself around the stems of the two plants, its gentle coils resting on the leaves of the Showy Lady’s-slipper, and its head pointed attentively towards the top right, looking at something off of the page. Above the scene, a Twilight Moth flies, its wings extended. A realistic procreate drawing of a male Ruffed Grouse, with its crest, ruff and tail feathers erect in a mating display.
Henry Adams, MSc (they/them)@henrysciart.bsky.social · 2y ago

Hi BlueSky! I’m Henry (they/them) I’m an ecologist, illustrator, and educator based in Chicago, IL. I work at the intersections of art, science, queerness, and education to insight as much radical joy and support in my communities as I can ❤️‍🔥 let’s be some woodland critters in a novel together!

Henry, a bearded non binary person, holds a Black-crowned Night Heron as a part of their research studying Night Heron movement and health. All animals are handled with proper permitting and training.Henry stands in the middle of a group of birders, explaining the ecology of the Black-crowned Night Herons that they study.Bolitoglossa pesrubra, a reddish salamander photographed on a bed of moss in Cero de la Muere Costa Rica. Henry studied these animals and their pathogens during their Masters degree.Strength; an illustration of an Eagle Owl postured in a defense position protecting a luna moth wreathed in aster flowers. This illustration is an homage to the strength of the Queer community and its vastness.