Nature anatomy

Follow along with the topics in the Julia Rothman Collection using written narration, drawing, labeling, and more with our companion notebooking journals.

Have fun with this FREE Nature Study with Trees and Leaves Unit that lets you draw, label, color, and more! Upper elementary and middle school students can learn about seeds, plants, leaves, flowers, and more.

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Learn about leaves and trees—and how to draw just like best-selling illustrator Julia Rothman—with this “Don’t Leaf It Behind” download and print activity sheet from JULIA ROTHMAN’S NATURE ANATOMY ACTIVITY BOOK. #NatureActivity #NatureDrawing #ActivityBooks

A collaborator of Pedro Almodovar's, Argentine-born artist Juan Gatti has credits that include graphic designer for films such as Volver, The Skin I Live In and The Flower of My Secret. Based in Madrid, the artist creates brightly-colored collages that complement the Spanish director's color-saturated cinematography and penchant for visual flourishes. Gatti's collages in the series "Ciencias Naturales" ("Natural Sciences" in English) turn the human anatomy into a canvas for his baroque…

Brehms Tierleben. Bd.1 Leipzig,Bibliographisches Institut,1911-19- biodiversitylibrary.org/page/2977428 Curious to know what the innards of a frog look like? biodiversitylibrary.org/page/2977428 Mmmmmm innards. #bhlpod

Learn how to use the book Nature Anatomy by Julia Rothman to design your own nature study in your homeschool for science lessons!

San Francisco-based collage artist Travis Bedel aka Bedelgeuse creates astounding anatomical collages that splice together bones, tendons, and organs with flora and fauna. His collage work, mostly a hybrid of analog and digital techniques, takes on a surrealist quality as human anatomy seamlessly intertwines with crystals, flowers, and feathers. Deeply moved by the mysteries and potentialities of the human body, Bedelgeuse’s work revels in the relationship between humanity and nature.

Bologna-based Italian artist Nunzio Paci produces hauntingly detailed paintings that combine anatomical renderings with multi-colored blossoms and leaves. His latest series, Mimesis, is inspired by the idea of species evolving together over time, and the similarities shared by different organisms in order to better adapt to predators and climate. “The concept, deriving from Plato and Aristotle’s theory on realityContinue reading "Mimesis: New Anatomical Paintings Depicting Flora and Fauna by…