Fieldwork rocks: Picturing science
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Joris De Raedt, a passionate scientific illustrator dedicated to capturing the beauty and significance of nature through his art, strives to foster a deep connection between people and the fauna and flora that inhabit our world. Despite utilizing modern tools like a graphic tablet, his illustrations pay homage to a timeless style of documenting the natural world.Joris’s field experiences, both alongside his family and within various projects, have enriched his understanding of the intricate relationships within ecosystems. Through his art, he aspires to instill a sense of respect for nature and highlight the immense value of endangered species and ecosystems.This episode was produced by Anupama Chandrasekaran and mixed by Collin Warren (https://www.collinwarren.com/). Artwork by Jace Steiner (https://www.instagram.com/opiartsy/). 
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