Gretchen Kai Halpert

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    Leaves: what they are, how they work, ways to draw
    Gretchen Halpert
    • Dec 29, 2018
    • 1 min

    Leaves: what they are, how they work, ways to draw

    This article was published in the December 2018 Guild of Natural Science Illustrators Journal. Enlarge for easy reading (option +) and enjoy. #conference #scientificillustrationdistanceprogram #online #GNSI #GretchenHalpert #models #values #tutorials #pencil #distancelearning #drawings #graphite #illustration #scientificillustrationdistanceprogram #education #art #science #leaves #botany #anatomy #physiology
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    July Newsletter
    Gretchen Halpert
    • Jul 24, 2018
    • 1 min

    July Newsletter

    #glassmodels #models #GretchenHalpert #GNSI #pencil #graphite #illustration #scientificillustrationdistanceprogram #certificate #education #glass #art #Gretchen #insects #scientificillustrationdistanceprogram #online #distancelearning #students #washington #conference #watercolor #goldenrod #solidago #Harvard #Herbarium #Seminar
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    Models, Drawings, GNSI
    Gretchen Halpert
    • May 11, 2017
    • 1 min

    Models, Drawings, GNSI

    Drawing and Model by Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka. Images courtesy of CMoG and Cornell Univ. Do you remember when natural history museums first came into vogue? Neither do I, but history does. Consider what you find in such a museum today: skulls and skeletons, rocks and minerals, taxidermied animals and bird skins. Jellyfish and fresh flowers......wait. No. Because invertebrates and plant materials lose their integrity-color and form-quickly. From 1863 to 1890, Leopold and R
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