DINARA MIRTALIPOVA: CHRONICLE BOOKS

BOOK COVER REVEAL

We're ecstatic to share the cover of Dinara Mirtalipova's upcoming illustrated book “Russian Tales: Traditional Stories of Quests and Enchantments" published by Chronicle Books & slated to be released in September 2021. Click on the link above to pre-order your copy today!

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ELEANOR GROSCH: GEMINI

♊️ Gemini season is here - Art by Eleanor Grosch ♊️

"Expressive and quick-witted, Gemini represents two different personalities in one and you will never be sure which one you will face. They are sociable, communicative and ready for fun, with a tendency to suddenly get serious, thoughtful and restless. They are fascinated with the world itself, extremely curious, with a constant feeling that there is not enough time to experience everything they want to see."

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AMERICAN ILLUSTRATION 40 WINNERS!

🎊🎉Congratulations to Jungyeon Roh, and Dinara Mirtalipova for being chosen and selected for American Illustration 40!🎉🎊

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ARTIST: Jungyeon Roh
TITLE: The Fairy & The Fried Shrimp

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ARTIST: Dinara Mirtalipova
TITLE: How to Love the World (Book Cover)
CLIENT: Storey Publishing

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ARTIST: Dinara Mirtalipova
TITLE: Fantastical Day in Nature (part of mural series) Chosen for Website
CLIENT: Church+State

DINARA MIRTALIPOVA: ECOATM

Dinara Mirtalipova x ecoATM

“Happy Earth Day to all Earthians! Staying kind to nature is no longer an option, it's our duty! With the rise of technology we tend to collect so much of old electronic devises and often we have no clue how to properly recycle them. Luckily there are organizations like ecoATM who will take care of recycling for you - all you need to do is to find a recycling kiosk in your area.”

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ELEANOR GROSCH: UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT URBANA-CHAMPAIGN

Young Innovator Program

Here is another series for the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign’s Institute for Genomic Biology social media campaign “Young Innovator Program" - illustrated by Eleanor Grosch - This series’ Institute of Genomic Biology innovator is Dr. Yongbeom Seo.

"Yongbeom Seo is a former postdoctoral research fellow at Carl R. Woese Institute for Genomic Biology. He currently is a senior chemist in the Corporate Research Materials Laboratory (CRML) at 3M. His work involves inventing new fabricating techniques and working with his business colleagues to commercialize the same. During his time at the University of Illinois, he worked with Hyunjoon Kong and invented hollow polymer microparticles that contain manganese oxide nanosheets, which can convert hydrogen peroxide to water and oxygen. The generated oxygen gas subsequently increases the pressure inside the particles, similar to filling a balloon with air. Seo used this technology to release anti-inflammatory drugs and chemicals such as thrombin, which promotes blood clotting, in a controlled manner over time."

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ELEANOR GROSCH: UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT URBANA-CHAMPAIGN

Young Innovator Program

A new series of social media campaigns for the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign’s Institute for Genomic Biology- illustrated by Eleanor Grosch - just launched promoting their Young Innovator Program! This series’ Institute of Genomic Biology innovator is Dr. Diana Ranova, she developed a saliva-based covid test. Check back later to see other innovators!

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HYE JIN CHUNG: THE WASHINGTON POST

“Creative Pandemic Coping”

Hye Jin Chung created a "Where's Waldo"-esque illustration for The Washington Post’s Wellness section. The online article is interactive and as you read about how people have been creatively coping throughout the pandemic, the different parts of the illustration will show up!

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