Nicola Ginzler

Senior Graphic Designer

Blog Category: science

Illustration of the Earth in space, orbiting around the sun, and showing the tilt of Earth's axis at the December and June solstices and the March and September equinoxes.

Happy Winter Solstice! (Northern Hemisphere)

Repeating pattern of a photo of a single Paris Daisy, heavily color-manipulated so it's orange and magenta.

Saturate, map gradient, repeat. Manipulated photos from my collection.

iPhone screenshots using the Seek app. Left to right: sculpture of bird ID'd as Common Raven, plant with flowers ID'd as Ivy Geranium; yellow coaster with grey kitten illustration ID'd as Mammal; gray-and-white cat ID'd as Domestic Cat.

Flower and plant identification using the Seek app

Fake? Font Friday 5: Copyrights in the Age of AI

artnet: Artists May Have a New Weapon in the Fight Against A.I. Generators—a Data ‘Poisoning’ Tool

Combining obsessions

Flaming Lotus Girls 2023 “Mutopia” sculpture stickers

Phonological Font Friday

Fold-Up Font Friday

Fahrenheit Font Friday

Far Away Font Friday: National Geographic’s Cartographic Typefaces

Fried Font Friday

Phys.org Font Friday

Festive Fonts Friday (Tuesday Solstice Edition)

How to make a cup of time

High-speed camera system reveals what snow looks like in midair

Fear-Free Fur Font Friday, except no fonts and it’s Sunday: Halloween Safety Tips for Pets

Flying Font Friday 2

Fur and Feathers Not-Font Not-Friday-Either

Fear Font Friday 2 (OK, OK, it’s Thursday)

Father Friday 2, No Fonts (CN: loss of father)

Earth next to "h" from "helvetica"

F’n Huge Font Friday (Helvetica in Space)

Forensic fonts closeup

Forensics Fonts Friday

Notebook with hand drawn "Observer" text

‘Fringe’ Font Friday

Half-erased blackboards from quantum physics labs

Ferdinand I Font Friday

Flesh Font Friday 2

The phrase "about trees" in the Tree font

Free Tree Font Friday

Cover of French newspaper "Le Petit Journal" with illustration of the figure of Death cutting down marching troops

Le Choléra: Le Petit Journal, December 1, 1912

Selfie on the edge of space

A Selfie on the Edge of Space

Fungus Font Friday

Filament Font Friday

How to shelter from fallout after a nuclear attack on your city

Aurora Borealis above the Adventdalen valley

Photos From an Arctic Outpost Where Landscapes Are Alien and Dying Is Forbidden

Purkinje's drawings

Czech scientist Jan Evangelista Purkinje’s drawings of the shapes made from pushing on his closed eye

Hipster cat says "Roentgenium? Oh, you mean Unununium"

Roentgenium has no uses whatsoever

Optical illusion that causes natural “hallucination”

Internet Population and Penetration

What the World Would Look Like If Countries Were As Big As Their Online Populations, and Other Great Charts

U.S. Flag on the moon, Photoshopped white

All the American Flags On the Moon Are Now White

Deadly lake turns animals into statues

LEGO female scientist

Breaking Brick Stereotypes: LEGO Unveils a Female Scientist

Nobody Knows What Built These Weird Little Web Structures

Kepler Space Telescope infographic

The Kepler Space Telescope: The equivalent of keeping your gaze steady on a grain of salt from a quarter mile away

Rim Fire progression map

The Color of Fire: How Palette Choice Impacts Maps of Yosemite’s Rim Fire

Smart syringe turns bright red to warn of prior use

Why honey is the only food that doesn’t go bad

Artist Creates Body Designs with Her Sensitive Skin Disorder

Antarctica sunrise

The First Antarctic Sunrise After Months of Night is Breathtaking