Javier Lazaro - scientific illustration
@lazaroillustration
Scientific illustrator for research & publications Biologist (PhD) | former researcher Helping scientists communicate their work visually Illustrations for papers, books & posters Get in touch: lazaroillustration@gmail.com Web: www.lazaroillustration.com
Working on a Minotaur Beetle (Typhaeus typhoeus) Those iconic prothoracic horns aren't just for show — males use them to lock horns and defend their deep underground burrows. Focusing on getting the thoracic sclerites and leg ornamentation right. #SciArt #Entomology #Insects #Coleoptera
Everyone should grow a vegetable garden
I love Equisetum and the strange visual effect that they create.
A beautiful visitor in my vegetable garden ☺️ #insects
One of the illustrations created for the figure, a Sandwich Tern (Thalasseus sandvicensis) Even simple illustrations can add visual interest and help scientific figures feel more approachable and memorable. #SciArt #BirdIllustration #birds
One of my illustrations has just been published in a new review in Biological Reviews: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.... Always rewarding to see an illustration become part of the scientific literature. #SciArt #Illustration #AcademicPublishing #DiseaseEcology
Meanwhile at Parco Nazionale Gran Paradiso...
Mating sparrows #sciart #birds #wildlifeart
A few more illustrations for the birding app. This first drawing: fighting males. #sciart #sparrows #appdesign #uiux #uidesign #mobiledesign
One of the most striking manifestations of Dehnel's effect can be seen in the skull itself. These drawings show seasonal skull changes in a shrew, a mole, and a weasel. It still amazes me that bone structures can undergo such dramatic and reversible changes during an animal's lifetime. 🧵3/3 #SciArt
Dehnel's phenomenon affects far more than just the skull and brain. Organs throughout the body change in size seasonally, each following its own pattern. Trying to tell that story in a single image was a fun challenge. 🧵2/3 #SciArt
Detail of two hyenas #art #illustration
Working on some new art. Seems kind of psychedelic... but still scientific illustration! Could you guess what it is? #sciart
Some more octopus sketching for a current commission. It's so fun drawing octopus! I love their movement and their lose shapes #sciart #invertebrates #art