Mondolithic Studios

Illustration + Design by Kenn Brown and Chris Wren

Archive for the 'Science + Nature' Category

Methane Lakes

An unnamed Methane Sea has a nice, ominous ring to it.

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Pompeii

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My kids have just been given a copy of the February 2009 National Geographic Kids (US) magazine, which includes a two-page spread on Pompeii with some cool graphics. My eldest daughter loves it, so I thought perhaps others of you with kids might be interested. (Illustration source)
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Darwinistic

A sketch for an assignment on Darwin.

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Naked Singularity Outtake

In general relativity, a naked singularity is a gravitational singularity without an event horizon. The singularities inside black holes are always surrounded by an area which does not allow light to escape, and therefore cannot be directly observed. A naked singularity, by contrast, is observable from the outside.

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The Genetic Ceiling….

Illustration recently syndicated by a Mens Health Magazine in Germany for an article on our genetic makeup and how that ultimately determines the kinds of goals and results we can expect from our fitness programs and life extension.

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Intelligent Design 2.0

Intelligent Design 2.0 – A digital sketch I started working on to take a break from a physics paper I am reading for an illustration assignment…. heavy stuff…. phew.

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Solar Sails

Solar sails (also called light sails or photon sails) are a form of spacecraft propulsion using the radiation pressure of light from a star or laser to push enormous ultra-thin mirrors to high speeds.

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Trans Emergence

Emergence – for lack of a better title… a digital sketch I spun up this evening for kicks… there were tons of other things I could have been doing but this was more fun. And it is a Sunday after all….

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Space Debris

I imagined giant orbital blobs of Aerogel (or similar) surrounding a super conducting magnetic core (or similar) as an effective way to start coalescing space debris without creating additional high speed impacts – generating even more debris.

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Advanced Autonomous Diagnostics

Unused illustration to accompany an article on advancements in Computer Self Diagnostics and autonomous repair functions.

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