Published: 10 Aug 2018 › Updated: 10 Aug 2018
Inspiration under the Microscope
The weekly question from @sndbox is How can we engage our audience differently? So, drawing from our last post Can Victorian microbiology inspire beautiful jewelry? we are posing a challenge to our readers.
Drawing of a microscopic organism by Dr. Joseph Leidy from the Archives of the Wagner Free Institute of Science
What does this drawing, created in 1877, inspire you to create? Post your ideas and your creations!
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