DAY 10 // TIME Something I ran out of today 😅, so here’s an oldie but a goodie from #microber2021 #microber2022 #SciArt #time #division

Way late for #Microber2021 considering it's nearly December, but I want to share this #sporulation knit hat design! A post about sporulation on craftimism.com is coming soon. 🦠🧶

Is it half way through November? Yes. Is this only my second set of #Microber2021 drawings? Yes. Slowly getting there.

#Microber2021 #30 conjugation this STC post is especially for all of you Sarah Revitt-Mills, PhD @LizahvdAart Noémie Matthey @[email protected] (aloha!) Tini Malitus LauradeNies Shravanti Suresh Dr Ellie Jameson @Nicky_lab_brat Alicia Calvo-Villamañán (you'll recognize it 😀) MICRO-C-OMICS / Gamze Gulez and others I forgot to mention, sorry

I love that #microber2021 inspired a blog post! This is why I love science art, when we visualise things we have to wonder if it *really* looks like that.

How it started, and how it's going! 3d printed my Carbonite-frozen microbe from @LizahvdAart's #microber2021. Might be an interesting Christmas ornament?

Microbial Comic book!? YES PLEASE! Help make this a reality and back Resist NOW! on Kickstarter kickstarter.com/projects/lizah… #microber2021 #science #microbiology #SciArt #kickstarter #research #comic

Science Sticker News! I am releasing 2! New designs! And I have restocked everything! See all the new listings here: etsy.com/shop/Ungracefu… #scienceart #sciart #microbiology #Microber2021

Check out this amazing compilation for #Microber2021

Come and see some of the finest collection of #inktober2021 based on #Microber2021.. The artist - the one and the only Valentina Galata 🕊️ 🎉🥳👏🥂

Inktober/Microber 2021 is (finally 😅) over. I wanted to collect all the small illustrations together, so here is a small poster. 😁 #Inktober #inktober2021 #microber2021 instagram.com/p/CVvOp9rN685/…

It's #MicrobeMonday! We love this informative cartoon of superinfection exclusion! Thanks for sharing your creative #Bacteria artwork, @Ellie_Jameson 🌟 #Microber2021

Day 31 of #Microber2021: Monstrous We’ve got lots of friendly #bacteria out in costume for the final day of this year’s #Inktober. Not everyone got a name plate, but those that do have fitting costumes.

I think this came out really cool #microbiology #Microber2021 #ilustration #art

Inktober/Microber 2021 Day 31 Monstrous 👻🦠 Even less dangerous bacteria can become a serious threat if they develop resistance to available antibiotics. #inktober #inktober2021 #microber2021 instagram.com/p/CVtFEprtzsw/…

#Microber2021 day 31 - monstrous Group A Streptococcus can cause flesh-eating disease, also called necrotizing fasciitis. Through four genetic diversification events, a harmless bacterium became a flesh-eating monster, causing epidemic human infections worldwide... #sciart

That was #microber2021 !! A big thanks to everyone who joined, it was amazing to see so much microbiology inspired art <3 I believe that by making a lot of microbiology work we increase the visibility of microbiology - which is good for everyone!

31 - Monstrous!! Serratia marcescens is a bacterium that can produce red pigment called prodigiosin. This bacterium mostly grew in bread and polenta, but it's also suggested that it could be found on damp Italian statues, creating the stories of Mary crying blood. #microber2021