This week in hand drawings I hope will end up in publications

Update:

Helpful Diagram

hee hee

It's a joke about sausages. In my article in Desalination.

Sweet Bubbles

I am so going to have the prettiest title slide at the heat transfer conference

Tomato?

This diagram made me think of a tomato, so I colored it in.

Swirl Directions

Hand drawings! Are way better.

Dear Readers (Yes, All Three of You)

I swear to God I have been doing art I just left my camera in lab :P Fortunately, this one is actually at my desk:

Osmosis Video with Sweet Costumes

When my labmate and co-star Leo asked me to join him in making this video, I said "only if we're going to make awesome costumes!" (Or something like that.)

"Drawn at work"

OMG finally finished my radiative heat transfer final paper :P I thought this diagram turned out nice.

Figure 6. Left: normally-incident radiation experiences total internal reflection at the edges of the droplet and reflects back. Right: radiation is incident at a moderate angle such that the most steeply-angled part of the droplet is in shadow, reducing the overall reflectance.

HEAT FLUX AND

I have a research presentation and an art show tomorrow. I think the title slide for my art show presentation is pretty great.

 I think my research presentation would be cooler if I re-purposed the title slide artwork:

However, I'm not going to do that. My 11 male labmates think I'm weird as it is. But it's okay, because bubble column dehumidifiers are the shit.

Critters

Some of my illustrations for work* today look like they belong on a plate under a microscope.

*Image scrubbed and 100% IP-free!

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Art at Work

I drew this to illustrate the metal sputter process for a presentation, and I ended up really liking it. So here it is on my blog. Note that there is a charge on the target, not pictured.