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Dear Science Illustrators of Twitter, I think this is a new kind of scam — but not entirely sure. In any case I thought I’d give my #SciComm peers a heads up … just in case.
I’ve recently received a few emails requesting Sci Comm illustration services.
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Let us not forget that in 1954 Betty White’s show was canceled shortly after receiving backlash for her refusal to cancel Black tap dancer, Arthur Duncan. She extended his airtime instead, and responded to racists with “I’m sorry. Live with it.”
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Have you heard about December's Communicating Your Science event? Join us to learn how to use images and graphics to share your work! Speakers: @EdBell7 @sfresard @fgrasa @CUNYSciCom. Register here: buff.ly/3H8mgSd
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This is going to be a great day and we're so excited to kick it off with a moderated discussion with @SteveFranconeri & @ChristiansenJen to talk building bridges between the research and practice wings of the dataviz field.
Tomorrow is #VisComm Day! Come join us from 12-330p CDT to learn about visualizing uncertainty, dataviz style guides, data aesthetics, and much, much more!
More details and full agenda here: viscomm.io/
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I’m #hiring. Know anyone who might be interested? We're looking for several remote roles in design and data visualization, as well as user research, writing, and program management. Please help spread the word. You can apply directly or PM me.
interos.ai/careers/ (Product)
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May I please get 2 followers to copy and re-post this tweet?
I'm trying to demonstrate that someone is always listening.
#SuicidePrevention
1-800-273-8255
Just two. Any two. Copy, not retweet.
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Holy Crap is this cool!
JUST, WOW.😍
Grab the popcorn because the @NASAPersevere rover has sent us a one-of-kind video of her Mars landing. For the first time in history, we can see multiple angles of what it looks like to touch down on the Red Planet. #CountdownToMars
Perseverance Rover’s Descent and Touchdown on Mars
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Itzhak Perlman Conducts Students from the Perlman Music Program: youtu.be/ne9RhW4Io-E
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THE MOONS SYMPHONY® and I fly to Vienna to witness its first orchestral read through with the incredible @marinalsop conducting her Vienna Symphony Orchestra on Oct 6. The beginning steps of a global mission in sharing its message of beauty, wonder, & HOPE. Science & music merge.
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"Teflon critical mass by the fall of 2021"? This article still holds up: How long will we have to live like this? @jpinsk lays out four possible timelines for life returning to (somewhat) normal: theatlantic.com/family/archi…
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What does it mean to decolonize design? And this article has a f%^&*ing great list of resources... eyeondesign.aiga.org/Svl60 via @aigaeyeondesign
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Somebody please give this woman a medal 😭 xitter.cf/akkitwts/status/115189…
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Toni Morrison was a creative genius. So sad that she’ll no longer be telling stories in real life and very glad that her literature will live on forever.
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This fascinating animation brings NASA's most celebrated mission to life. 3D computer models based on recent satellite imagery re-create each step of the Apollo 11 mission and the terrain it covered. Kudos @EdBell7 !scientificamerican.com/artic…
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The new @startrekcbs continues to be thoroughly excellent - leveraging diversity (in humans and other species) to make strong, believable, and utterly compelling characters...bravo
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Typographic hierarchy via @itfoundry
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I was not able to attend the #aas233, so director @drfranksummers asked me to create a video to introduce moon Miranda, which was featured at An Evening of Symphonic and Cinematic Astronomy. Thanks to @RPappalardo for lending his thesis! @ArtOfAstronomy youtu.be/vjd7PJLlmFs
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Replying to @AMIdotorg
If you couldn't join us in person, or simply want to revisit a favorite talk, SciVizNYC presentations are now available online (click on "recordings") --> sciviz.nyc/pastmeetings/
























