ART MEETS SCIENCE JOURNAL

The Art Meets Science Journal delves deeper into the intersection where the arts and sciences meet. Discover some of the most brilliant examples in both disciplines, with exclusive articles that showcase the beauty of human intellect and creative expression.

Emily Noyes Vanderpoel: Pioneer of Colour

Colour theory underpins all creative understanding. Having been evolved and

Werner’s Nomenclature of Colours: Nature’s Colour Book

In the eighteenth century, a German geologist established a colour

Euclid's Elements: book interior pages showing coloured geometric proofs laid out on a blue background

Euclid’s Elements: Oliver Byrne’s Geometric Masterpiece

Despite being printed over a century ago, Oliver Byrne’s stunning

Closeup illustration of pink and white flowers with a blue butterfly and green catterpillar on a leaf, by Maria Sibylla Merian from 1705

The Artwork of Maria Sibylla Merian: The Woman Who Painted Butterflies

Maria Merian is one of the most influential artist-naturalists of

Closeup black and white illustration of a human head by Henry Vandyke Carter taken from Henry Gray's Anatomy

Henry Gray’s Anatomy: The Science and Art of Anatomical Publishing

Henry Gray’s Anatomy is a brilliant example of anatomical publishing,

A detailed sketch of a male figure with arms and legs extended in different positions by Leonardo da Vinci entitled the Vetruvian Man, inscribed in both a square and a circle, perfectly illustrates where art meets science.

Where Art Meets Science: Exploring a Visual Record of the Natural World

From our ancient ancestors charting the movements of the heavens