Sunday, March 20, 2016

#urbansketchers and #dailysketches 2016

My sketch challenge in 2016
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67/366 Linda Buck won nobel prize for her work on olfactory nerve receptors.























Sketching sleepy people on train.























68/366 Sara Seager, MIT professor developed a parallel versions of the Drakes equation to estimate the number of inhabitable planets in the galaxy.
























Beacon hills urban sketching!























69/366 Carolyn Porco, a planetary scientist, known for her work in the exploration of outer space.


















Urban sketching at Cambridge!






















70/366 Sally Ride, an astronaut, became the first American women in space in 1983.






















71/366 Deborah Jin, a physicist, is considered a pioneer in polar quantum chemistry.






















72/366 Jill Tarter, in search of intelligent life in the cosmos.























73/366 Urban sketching at Wellesley green house!






















74/366 Ann Druyan, an american author, producer specializes in cosmology and popular sciences.


















75/366 Jane Goodall, primatologist, is considered the worlds foremost expert on chimpanzees.






















76/366 Amelia Earhart, an aviation pioneer and author, was the first female aviator to fly solo across the atlantic ocean.
















77/366 Urban sketching at north end!






















78/366 Lynn Margulis, an evolutionary theorist, was the primary modern proponent for the significance of symbiosis in biological evolution.


















An urban sketching story !!






















80/366 And of course Madonna!!

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