Shelly / Studio Cornix
@studiocornix.bsky.social
Community scientist, microorganism enthusiast, algae admirer, artist, and illustrator. 🔬🧪🧫
L is for Larvae, lively and luminous. The letter L from my Microbial Alphabet series.
July 3, 2025 at 10:28 PM
L is for Larvae, lively and luminous. The letter L from my Microbial Alphabet series.
K is for Kelp, kinetic and kaleidoscopic. The letter K from my Microbial Alphabet series.
June 13, 2025 at 6:04 PM
K is for Kelp, kinetic and kaleidoscopic. The letter K from my Microbial Alphabet series.
J is for Junk, jarring and jeweled. The letter J from my Microbial Alphabet series.
June 5, 2025 at 5:49 PM
J is for Junk, jarring and jeweled. The letter J from my Microbial Alphabet series.
I is for Isopods, impressive and interesting. The letter I from my Microbial Alphabet series.
May 29, 2025 at 6:27 PM
I is for Isopods, impressive and interesting. The letter I from my Microbial Alphabet series.
H is for Heliozoa, handsome and historic. The letter H from my Microbial Alphabet series.
May 28, 2025 at 4:29 AM
H is for Heliozoa, handsome and historic. The letter H from my Microbial Alphabet series.
G is for Gastrotrichs, graceful and gregarious. The letter G from my Microbial Alphabet series.
April 11, 2025 at 2:32 PM
G is for Gastrotrichs, graceful and gregarious. The letter G from my Microbial Alphabet series.
F is for Flagellates, fantastical and fabulous. The letter F from my Microbial Alphabet series. Flagellates are a diverse group of organisms. I've depicted some of my favorites: bioluminescent noctiluca, euglena, horned ceratium, tetraselmis and dunaliella salina. I also snuck giardia in for fun!
March 21, 2025 at 4:23 PM
F is for Flagellates, fantastical and fabulous. The letter F from my Microbial Alphabet series. Flagellates are a diverse group of organisms. I've depicted some of my favorites: bioluminescent noctiluca, euglena, horned ceratium, tetraselmis and dunaliella salina. I also snuck giardia in for fun!
E is for Euglena, eyespotted and elegant. The letter E from my Microbial Alphabet series.
Euglenoids are always a fun thing to see under the microscope. They are immediately identifiable by their bright red eye spots. Here I have depicted a variety of euglenoids in various shades and forms.
Euglenoids are always a fun thing to see under the microscope. They are immediately identifiable by their bright red eye spots. Here I have depicted a variety of euglenoids in various shades and forms.
February 28, 2025 at 4:46 PM
E is for Euglena, eyespotted and elegant. The letter E from my Microbial Alphabet series.
Euglenoids are always a fun thing to see under the microscope. They are immediately identifiable by their bright red eye spots. Here I have depicted a variety of euglenoids in various shades and forms.
Euglenoids are always a fun thing to see under the microscope. They are immediately identifiable by their bright red eye spots. Here I have depicted a variety of euglenoids in various shades and forms.
D is for diatoms, delightful and diverse. The letter D from my Microbial Alphabet series.
Here I feature just a few common freshwater species including cymbella, pinnularia, navicula, ulnaria, melosira, cocconeis, epithemia, and meridion.
Here I feature just a few common freshwater species including cymbella, pinnularia, navicula, ulnaria, melosira, cocconeis, epithemia, and meridion.
February 21, 2025 at 4:16 PM
D is for diatoms, delightful and diverse. The letter D from my Microbial Alphabet series.
Here I feature just a few common freshwater species including cymbella, pinnularia, navicula, ulnaria, melosira, cocconeis, epithemia, and meridion.
Here I feature just a few common freshwater species including cymbella, pinnularia, navicula, ulnaria, melosira, cocconeis, epithemia, and meridion.
C is for ciliates, curious and charismatic. The letter C from my Microbial Alphabet series. Here I feature a paramecium, lacrymaria, vorticella, euplotes, frontonia, and an assortment of other ciliate affiliates.
February 14, 2025 at 4:12 PM
C is for ciliates, curious and charismatic. The letter C from my Microbial Alphabet series. Here I feature a paramecium, lacrymaria, vorticella, euplotes, frontonia, and an assortment of other ciliate affiliates.
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Tangled hues: brown, green, & red. #MarineLife #Algae
February 11, 2025 at 3:44 PM
Tangled hues: brown, green, & red. #MarineLife #Algae
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Some latest seaweed pressings from San Diego for #PhycologyFriday
February 8, 2025 at 2:51 AM
Some latest seaweed pressings from San Diego for #PhycologyFriday
B is for bacterial, beautiful and beneficial. The letter B from my Microbial Alphabet series. Here I have included some rubra bacteria observed in the North Arm of the Great Salt Lake, oscillatoria, spirulina, and some other common forms.
February 7, 2025 at 6:12 PM
B is for bacterial, beautiful and beneficial. The letter B from my Microbial Alphabet series. Here I have included some rubra bacteria observed in the North Arm of the Great Salt Lake, oscillatoria, spirulina, and some other common forms.
A is for algae, artistic and attractive. The letter A from my new Microbial Alphabet series. Pictured are a few examples of different types of algae including desmids, cyanobacteria, green algae, golden algae, and seaweed.
February 3, 2025 at 3:44 AM
A is for algae, artistic and attractive. The letter A from my new Microbial Alphabet series. Pictured are a few examples of different types of algae including desmids, cyanobacteria, green algae, golden algae, and seaweed.