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After graduation, David Macaulay taught briefly on the junior and senior high school level and worked in an interior design office before moving into freelance illustration. In 1973, after two years of experimenting with the creative connections between words and pictures, his first book was published. Cathedral was an immediate success.

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Anatomy_Pronator Muscles. Regular and coloured pencils, 2016. References: Netter, F. H., Atlas of Human Anatomy, Philadelphia (6th edition), PA: Saunders/Elsevier, 2014.

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Old-renewed cartoon. Trying to use flat-colour style for illustrations. Animation by Gennedy Tartakovsky.

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Nancy liang is a flat-art illustrator. I want to use her details for a finer looking 2D illustration

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A simple illustration by Giacomo Bagnara. I like the basic yet colourful flat art he makes.

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Hans Jennsen and Richard Chasemore’s amazing starwars  cross sections

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SANDCRAWLER Cross-Section from the "Star Wars Incredible Cross-Sections" book by David Reynolds (featuring Illustrations by Hans Jenssen a... | Star Wars | Pinterest | Star Wars, Star wars vehicles and Star wars ships

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SANDCRAWLER Cross-Section from the "Star Wars Incredible Cross-Sections" book by David Reynolds (featuring Illustrations by Hans Jenssen and Richard Chasemore). Click to see greatly enlarged image!

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David Macaulays’ How things work digital video

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John Ireland has some zany Guinness-based inventions

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Rube Goldberg also has a knack for mechanical illustrations.

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Loose, wet, watercolour style.

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Hi! Thanks for checking out my blog. I live, study and work in Edinburgh, Scotland. I am currently in my final year of Naturopathic Nutrition at the Collage of Naturopathic Medicine and will be fully qualified and taking on clients in Autumn 2019.

I created Michaella's Kitchen after I discovered the impact that food had on my chronic pain condition, fibromyalgia - You can read more about that in this article I wrote called What it's like to have Fibromyalgia: My Story. Over time, I am learning more and more about how to manage my condition and it is my goal to help as many people as possible who suffer with a chronic condition and those who just want to improve their general health!

I initially created the blog to share refined sugar free recipes but the website has evolved to include lifestyle and wellness content about mental health, sugar, fibromyalgia and chronic illness. Since I'm a student and don't always have the time and energy to dedicate to cooking, all my recipes are quick, easy and simple. I try to keep them as low cost as possible, too!

I have a love of painting watercolours so in the Illustrations page you can see some of my recent paintings.

I would love to hear from you, whether it is to collaborate on a project or just to chat about your health. You can get in touch with me on the Contact page. Be sure to check out my social media pages!

Wishing you health and happiness xo
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This week, rhubarb is at it's peak in the UK, which I was super excited about because I have been wanting to make an exciting flapjack recipe and rhubarb is a perfect fit! This recipe doesn't use any refined sugars at all, it is sweetened naturally with honey/agave and berries.

I grew up across America, Canada and Australia and live and work in London with my boyfriend, James.

I use Mazzoni Says to share my recipes with, well, whoever is interested!

All content, including words, watercolour paintings and pictures are created by me.

If you would like to get in touch, I would love to hear from you via the Contact page.

Enjoy!

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Hi! Thanks for checking out my blog. I live, study and work in Edinburgh, Scotland. I am currently in my final year of Naturopathic Nutrition at the Collage of Naturopathic Medicine and will be fully qualified and taking on clients in Autumn 2019.

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Watercolour mixed with ink illustration

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A series of small illustrations for a veggies poster, done in ink and watercolor.

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Flatlay illustrated style. Not a scene and no context. Groups of images

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Hello. It is I, the owner of this very neglected blog. I have returned to share a very exciting project that I started working on in August of 2014. As of today, I hold the finished product in my hands and it's beautiful.

This is Wilder Quarterly's first book, A Wilder Life, and it's a seasonal guide to "getting in touch with nature" which includes chapters on seasonal recipes, apothecary, DIY, foraging, and self-reliance among many other topics. It's a project that I'm proud to have been a part of, not least because the book is a thing of beauty and my illustrations share pages with work by photographers Krysta Jabczenski and Claire Cottrell.

These spot sized illustrations can be found in list from throughout the book - the crystals illustrate a chapter on beauty and healing.

"Different cultures use crystals and gemstones differently - some complementary therapies encourage placing the stones on the body to connect to the body's energy fields or chakras, while others prefer the use of wands or pendulums. As nature lovers, we prefer to appreciate the stones for what they are: marvels of nature."

The book contains a wealth of information on using foraged plants as well as spices and herbs to treat illness, soothe anxiety, boost the immune system and treat the skin along with many other uses. A recipe I'm excited to try is for a 'Calendula Salve' which uses the orange flower pictured above in a balm to soothe dry and cracked skin.

I also painted a series of still life watercolours that didn't quite make it into the final publication but that I thought I'd share below, because I quite like them (and waste not want not!).

And there you have it. A big project that took up many months last year, which has cumulated in a book I'm extremely excited to take some time out with, with a cup of tea and a cosy corner. It's always a pleasure to work with independent and interesting clients, and Wilder Quarterly publish content that's "for people enthralled by the natural and growing worlds....'a life through the lens of the growing world'- indoors and out, culture, travel, food and design." Which sounds just about perfect to me.

Buy the book here.

(P.S Many more botanical illustrations to share - but I'll include them in an up-coming post!)

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Hello. It is I, the owner of this very neglected blog. I have returned to share a very exciting project that I started working on in August of 2014. As of today, I hold the finished product in my hands and it's beautiful.