"Red-bellied Turtle Hatchling" Art Print by Barbara Bell
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“The red-bellied turtle is common in the southeastern United States, but endangered in Pennsylvania where the subject of this drawing was hatched. The subject was hatched as part of the artist's PhD research, and was released into the wild. Juveniles of this species have a cryptic pattern that helps them blend into their surroundings.”
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“The red-bellied turtle is common in the southeastern United States, but endangered in Pennsylvania where the subject of this drawing was hatched. The subject was hatched as part of the artist's PhD research, and was released into the wild. Juveniles of this species have a cryptic pattern that helps them blend into their surroundings.”
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“The red-bellied turtle is common in the southeastern United States, but endangered in Pennsylvania where the subject of this drawing was hatched. The subject was hatched as part of the artist's PhD research, and was released into the wild. Juveniles of this species have a cryptic pattern that helps them blend into their surroundings.”
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Meet the Artist: Barbara Bell
Barbara Bell is a queer, disabled scientist and artist who grew up doodling in the margins of every piece of paper put before her. She is primarily a self-taught artist, though she had the privilege of taking a bioillustration class while in graduate school for biological science studies. During that class, she fell in love with stippling: the art of creating patterns with tiny dots. She was delighted to discover bioillustration, because it combined her two loves: science and art. Barbara works primarily in pencil, pen and acrylic paint.
Barbara’s artwork reflects her deep connection with nature, particularly cold-blooded animals. She enjoys creating art that reflects the essence of her subject while balancing realism with a soft touch of artistic license. She hopes that her art will spark an appreciation for her often-unappreciated subjects in its viewers.