I designed the blog banner for The Oyster’s Garter, the former science blog of Miriam Goldstein, a renowned scientist studying the North Pacific Trash Gyre. She has now also hit the big time, blogging at THE place to get your ocean news, Deep Sea News. Her old blog is still online.
I designed this logo for the marine biology boys over at Southern Fried Science, back when it was just Andrew & David. They have since changed logos multiple times.
I made this logo for Christie Wilcox of Observations of a Nerd, back before she hit the big time and moved to ScienceBlogs. Her old science blog is here and still uses this logo. Her new blog has a new logo.
I designed this logo for the Circus of the Spineless, a blog carnival devoted to the wonderful world of invertebrates.
I designed this banner for SciCurious, the excellent science blogger of Neurotopia. She has since left ScienceBlogs and set up shop at Neurotic Physiology, a part of the wonderful Scientopia network.
SciCurious also has an AMAZING tattoo of her favorite molecule (caffeine) designed by my friend and fellow science artist, Glendon Mellow.
SciCurious' caffeine tat designed by Glendon Mellow
I designed this logo for the blog carnival I started, the Carnival of Evolution, which is now run by Bjørn Østman of Pleiotropy.
Here is the logo I created for the blog carnival, Diversity in Science Carnival, organized by DNLee of Urban Science Adventures!
These are logos I submitted for the Open Lab 2009 book submission process (I didn’t win) – the book is a collection of the best science blog posts of the year (and the cover image was designed by my friend, and the excellent artist, Glendon Mellow of The Flying Trilobite).
This first one was used by Bora at A Blog Around the Clock during the submissions.
