Planet, sun and moon pendants from the Edelstein Metalsmiths Etsy store.
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Edible anatomy from the Conjurer’s Kitchen
Whimsical wooden spoons by Terry Widner. You can purchase his work at his Spoontaneous Etsy store.
Beautiful new work by Ed Fairburn
Dinosaur art quilts by Betty Busby.
Felt specimens from Hiné Mizushima’s Unnatural History Museum.
Airigami designed this life-size balloon dinosaur for the Virginia Museum of Natural History.
We made a 20-foot acrocanthosaurus, a dinosaur from the early cretaceous period. I’ve always enjoyed blending art and science. This event was a perfect opportunity to do that.
We’ve built dinosaurs before, but this is the first time we were able to build alongside a cast of an actual dinosaur skeleton. Having a life-size model next to us sure made the construction a lot easier. Our design, based on images we found online, was pretty accurate, but it was nice to be able to look up and take measurements off of the real thing.
Intricate paper cuts by Bovey Lee
Felt anatomy from Hiné Mizushima’s Unnatural History Museum
Modern science meets traditional craft in these art quilts by Betty Busby available in her Etsy store. Click on the images to see what each quilt represents.
These geometric rings from Love Mert Jewelry are now available in my Thinx Gifts store.
Eric Markow & Thom Norris create beautiful sculptural pieces both large and small from an unusual process of weaving glass.
Brightly colored science-inspired jewelry by Gracie
You can find everything from amoebas to E. Colli in these petri dishes from the Tommystinythings Etsy store.
Visit the Thinx site