Jesse Hawley

26 March 2016

commission, cartoons & comics, science

Bat immunity CSIRO commission

Jesse Hawley

26 March 2016

commission, cartoons & comics, science

CSIRO recently sequenced a part of a bat's genome, revealing how they might stave infections (comic).

Jesse Hawley

17 February 2016

science, writing

Big Ben, one of Australia's only active volcanoes erupts/radio appearance on 2ser

Jesse Hawley

17 February 2016

science, writing

Big Ben, one of Australia's only active volcanoes erupts/radio appearance on 2ser

One of Australia's only active volcanoes — Big Ben — erupts. Here's my article and radio appearance on the story.

Jesse Hawley

20 January 2016

cartoons & comics, science

Space Lasagne — CSIRO + Garfield

Jesse Hawley

20 January 2016

cartoons & comics, science

A Garfield parody I drew up for a CSIRO press release about 'space lasagne'.

Jesse Hawley

14 January 2016

fine art & animation, science

STEM promo time-lapse for Refraction Media

Jesse Hawley

14 January 2016

fine art & animation, science

$STEM promo time-lapse for Refraction Media$

A time-lapse video I did for Refraction Media and their work in STEM.

Jesse Hawley

21 December 2015

science, fine art & animation

An Ode to Arthropoda

Jesse Hawley

21 December 2015

science, fine art & animation

A collection of arthropod illustrations.

Jesse Hawley

8 December 2015

science, cartoons & comics, miscellany

Graphic for ANU Master of Science Comms

Jesse Hawley

8 December 2015

science, cartoons & comics, miscellany

Graphic for ANU's sci-comms pamphlet.

Jesse Hawley

29 October 2015

science, writing

It’s All in Your Mind: The feeling of ‘wetness’ is an illusion

Jesse Hawley

29 October 2015

science, writing

It’s All in Your Mind: The feeling of ‘wetness’ is an illusion

The feeling of 'wetness' seems to be no more than an illusion.

Jesse Hawley

29 August 2015

science, writing

Bird diversity took flight only after the extinction of non-avian dinosaurs

Jesse Hawley

29 August 2015

science, writing

Bird diversity took flight only after the extinction of non-avian dinosaurs

DNA was analysed to write out the complete family tree for birds. They found that bird species diversified only once dinosaurs went extinct.

Jesse Hawley

28 July 2015

cartoons & comics, science, commission

CSIRO work — New Horizons comic and Sydney volcanoes diagram

Jesse Hawley

28 July 2015

cartoons & comics, science, commission

CSIRO work — New Horizons comic and Sydney volcanoes diagram

Here are my latest illustrations of great CSIRO research: New Horizons Pluto flyby, and the submarine Sydney volcanoes.

Jesse Hawley

1 July 2015

science, fine art & animation, commission

Slacks Creek oil painting and time-lapse (Work in progress)

Jesse Hawley

1 July 2015

science, fine art & animation, commission

Slacks Creek oil painting and time-lapse (Work in progress)

My next commission is for the Logan City Council in Queensland, who are restoring Slacks Creek, a tributary of Logan River.

Jesse Hawley

24 May 2015

science, cartoons & comics

Out on a limb

Jesse Hawley

24 May 2015

science, cartoons & comics

A comic about a bat propositioning another bat. There's no significance apart from the influence of The Far Side on my humour.

Jesse Hawley

29 April 2015

science, writing

The scientific method in action

Jesse Hawley

29 April 2015

science, writing

Researchers used a carefully designed experiment to show that anole lizards in Florida evolved in just 15 years to cope with an invading lizard species.

Jesse Hawley

11 April 2015

fine art & animation, science, commission

Easter egg time-lapse and stop-motion animation (CSIRO)

Jesse Hawley

11 April 2015

fine art & animation, science, commission

Easter egg time-lapse and stop-motion animation (CSIRO)

Animation and time-lapse: Top 7 eggs in CSIRO's national egg collection.

Jesse Hawley

24 March 2015

science, fine art & animation

'Canned Pixels' — Tuna pixel art

Jesse Hawley

24 March 2015

science, fine art & animation

My tuna pixel art for a gallery event about sustainable seafood.

Jesse Hawley

10 March 2015

science, fine art & animation, commission

Speed drawing and animation of the 'Enigma moth'

Jesse Hawley

10 March 2015

science, fine art & animation, commission

Speed drawing and animation of the 'Enigma moth'

I did a time-lapse painting and post production animation of the newly discovered 'Dinosaur' or 'Enigma' moth (Aenigmatinea glatzella).

Jesse Hawley

6 March 2015

science, writing

Beecause I forgot: Bumblebees get their memories mixed up too

Jesse Hawley

6 March 2015

science, writing

Beecause I forgot: Bumblebees get their memories mixed up too

Bumblebees have been shown to misremember traits of desirable stimuli, conflating two familiar traits to pursue an unfamiliar mix.

Jesse Hawley

8 February 2015

science, fine art & animation

Arthropod illustrations

Jesse Hawley

8 February 2015

science, fine art & animation

I sat down to draw some arthopods in various media. Beetle larvae, ladybird spider, psyllid, and scales in pen, water colour, and pencils.

Jesse Hawley

3 February 2015

science, cartoons & comics

Red-green colour blindness

Jesse Hawley

3 February 2015

science, cartoons & comics

A comic inspired by a talk I saw by JP Higham from NYU's anthropology department where the colour of monkeys' body parts take advantage of the red-green colour blindness of cats.

Jesse Hawley

17 January 2015

science, writing

Missing Mars probe Beagle 2 sniffed out by satellite after 11 year disappearance

Jesse Hawley

17 January 2015

science, writing

Missing Mars probe Beagle 2 sniffed out by satellite after 11 year disappearance

Eleven years after the Beagle 2 spacecraft disappeared on Mars, NASA’s orbiting reconnaissance satellite has snapped photos of what appears to be the Beagle 2’s hull in the dusts of the Red Planet.

Jesse Hawley

9 January 2015

science, cartoons & comics

Gametes

Jesse Hawley

9 January 2015

science, cartoons & comics

A peak inside the marketing world of gametes (cartoon).