#challenge 91

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Challenge 91: Science: There Is No Planet B When Emily announced this challenge theme, I knew instantly that I wanted to create a sign for the Science March on the 22nd. I carried this, printed at 18 by 24, with a whole bunch o’ other nerds, fighting for this planet-- which we should respect much, much more than we currently do. Caitlin

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Challenge 91: Science - slogan

Go Science!! I was in the mood to do some typography 😎

- Emily

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Challenge 91: Science: Pollination!

Went with a cute/ simplified depiction of the pollination process✨🌸✨

Elizabeth B.

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Challenge 91: Science: What’s Out There

One thing that I wanted to capture with the prompt of Science, was the wonder and excitement as a kid you have when learning about the universe and all the amazing facts about our planet. There’s something special about how discovery and science go hand-in-hand.

—Casey

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Challenge 91: Science-CRISPR

I read an article about Clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats (CRISPR, pronounced crisper) , and got really fascinated how our DNA can be edited.

Julia Yellow 

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Challenge 91: Science: Hypersonic Aircraft

Hello all, I’m back to drop some science on you. I had originally planned to use my sign for the March for Science, but it was just a quick design. I wasn’t happy enough with it to submit, so I went with a passion of mine. Aviation. I designed a really fast passenger jet and made an ad for it.

I based it on existing research and technology from the not-too-distant future. Things like this already exist but they're only about the size of your car, not something you can fly around in. Not yet. With some more time and SCIENCE I’m sure we’ll get there.

Thanks for having me back, this one was fun!

-Jordan

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Challenge 91: Science: Chemistry GIF

Finals have been killing me, so I kept this one simple. :) I’ve been playing more and more with animation, and this summer I am going to be focusing primarily on that! So, I thought I could use this as a warm-up, or a catalyst. ;) ;) Get it? 

Annelise Capossela

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Challenge 91: Science: Science Fiction I don’t know anything about science, and couldn’t start anywhere with how broad this topic was - what do I have to say about science? Absolutely nothing. With the science march, all the clever signs, and people who spent their youth dreaming of being an astronaut or a scientist - I don’t have any of that steam for science.  But, without science, science fiction would just be fiction. - Which is just not the same.

Kirsten