This flower anatomy print makes a great gift for any botanist or garden enthusiast! Even if you don't have a green thumb you can hang this little plant up instead. ART WORK STATS: • paper size 8.5in X 17in or 12in x 24in • printed on Aurora Fine Art Natural (100% cotton rag, acid-free, matte) • printed with Epson archival pigment inks SHIPPING INFO: • print will be packed in a sealed clear cello bag with a thick backing board, and shipped inside a rigid protective envelope • proof of mailing with each item is provided © 2013 Rachel Ignotofsky All rights reserved. Usage, reproduction, or altering of artwork is not permitted without permission. Each piece of artwork is an intellectual property and is protected by the copyright law.
American geneticists take a stand against the misuse of their science by racists.
When it comes to soaking up and retaining new info, I am mos def a visual learner. That’s why I’m a gigantor fan of infographics. They’re super easy to understand and fun to share (all the pretty colors are nice, too). 😉 Check out our latest infographic called “The Truth About Eating Animals.” It breaks […]
On what Obama said (and didn't say) this morning when he surprised everybody with a speech expanding on his thoughts about the Trayvon Martin ruling.
Admit it already - we all waste more food than we should. This Infographic illustrates the morbid statistics of food wastage in America and Europe compared to other parts of the world. You may be shocked.
There’s still an awfully long way to go to balance gender roles and expectations when it comes to the movies. And guess what? Those same movies influence our culture every day.
In this hub I have included many of the random statistics I have come across over the last year. All have references cited. The pictures are not mine, and no copyright breach is intended, but the pictures are easily found on the web anyway. Feel free to share and/or use stats in your own blogs. One drop raises the ocean...
| Teaching Visual Communication in a Business Communication Course
(Phys.org)—A comprehensive analysis of international tests by Stanford and the Economic Policy Institute shows that U.S. schools aren't being outpaced by international competition.
In this hub I have included many of the random statistics I have come across over the last year. All have references cited. The pictures are not mine, and no copyright breach is intended, but the pictures are easily found on the web anyway. Feel free to share and/or use stats in your own blogs. One drop raises the ocean...
Is 'reverse racism' a thing?
As part of the #SVYALit project, we reached out to author Eric Devine and asked him to write. We wanted to make sure that male voices are heard in the discussion. And he is an awesome writer and teacher. Today he shares with us his experiences of teaching Speak in the classroom. Please note, we […]
There aren't a lot of Bible verses that are directly applicable to transgender issues, and of those there are contradictions and a lot of room for interpretation. What does it say about your soul if you're willing to gamble the lives of other people's children, to put them at extreme risk of great or even fatal harm, on faulty assumptions?
