msh

@mshko.bsky.social

My shop 💀💖: https://kaiouslab.etsy.com

Only on the darkest arctic nights can you encounter this Primordial Pokémon. It manifests as aurora and ice, gently towering over the pole's frigid denizens... ✨❄️🧊 (There are 12 kinds of Pokémon in this #art! Can you find 'em all? Some are well hidden. Have fun & don't give away answers! 💕)

Gigantic aurora Pokemon in a nostalgic nighttime dreamscape of ice and sparkling stars. There are 12 kinds of creatures in this illustration - some obvious, others well hidden. Can you find 'em all?

Doing a deviantart deep dive and it’s interesting how some artists will just vaporize off the www 2011 onwards never to be seen again

Not really sure how this site works yet (are tags a thing? how do you find / reach?) but let's try again: Hello! I'm an artist & designer who enjoys creating scientifically-informed & fantastical visuals in 2D & 3D. Previously I was the establishing Art Director of Quanta Magazine.

3D art on blue backdrop: A tilted black hourglass containing galaxies that are falling in the top and spilling out the bottom of a white wormhole or two-sided black hole. Cover art for Scientific American by Olena Shmahalo.Stylized painting of neutrinos traveling from an AGN or supernova and plunging into a dark blue sea, producing Cherenkov radiation (conical blue light) underwater.3D sculpture of clustered black spheres (representing black holes) cradled in the crevices of iridescent, cloud-like forms.