A special colouring book
http://www.carolinadeluca.com/illustration
Back in Spring last year I worked on a project... Now, just this week, this project has been made public, and I can also share it with you! Because yes, there's sometimes a long time passing between the moment when I finish something and the moment when comes to light.
My part in all this was making a series of illustrations for a special colouring book for children, a book thought to encourage them to ask questions about the world, about its elements, about how matter is formed, about how and why things happen, and maybe, with luck, get few of them to continue asking themselves these questions in the future, as scientists, when they will be adults.
The book is edited by the ATLAS experiment at CERN, the European Organisation for Nuclear Research, and they have posted a video here to present it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jwkZ63eezY&feature=youtu.be
The whole idea of the book was to introduce the particles as ingredients using the analogy with a cooking recipe book. My work consisted of creating and illustrating the elementary particles we know the Universe is made from, in a way that young children will find them funny and engaging. Here's a taste of the elementary particles I drew:
The book is available here, for all children (and adults!). If yours are curious, or you are, and love colouring, maybe you can print it for them (or for you!): https://atlas.cern/colouring-book
Have fun colouring!
Showing posts with label Physics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Physics. Show all posts
Friday, October 21, 2016
Thursday, January 1, 2015
Happy 2015 !
Happy 2015 from the ATLAS experiment at CERN, with a card I did for the ATLAS Outreach & Education group. The card uses the official typo and color palette of the collaboration. The physics from the experiment is integrated all over the illustration. The card was printed in A5 format to be given to ATLAS members and at CERN, and is being posted in the social media to wish everyone a Happy 2015!
https://www.facebook.com/ATLASexperiment/photos/a.239880036049433.51122.235921729778597/807125785991519/?type=1&theater
Happy 2015 from the ATLAS experiment at CERN, with a card I did for the ATLAS Outreach & Education group. The card uses the official typo and color palette of the collaboration. The physics from the experiment is integrated all over the illustration. The card was printed in A5 format to be given to ATLAS members and at CERN, and is being posted in the social media to wish everyone a Happy 2015!
https://www.facebook.com/ATLASexperiment/photos/a.239880036049433.51122.235921729778597/807125785991519/?type=1&theater
Some details about the various elements in the card:
- The Higgs very elegantly dressed wishes everyone a "happy 2015". It wears a smoking for the occasion, and it's holding a cup of champagne while toasting for the new year, with lots of bubbles coming out of it, like the many particles that have been detected, and will be, through 2015.
- Behind the Higgs there's the ATLAS detector, half-hidden in mountains made of histograms (the representation of the data distributions in some given parameter like energy, mass, etc), which represent the Jura and the mountains that surround CERN, as well as the amounts of data the LHC has delivered to the experiments.
- On top of the last mountain (histogram) there's the data, following very well the physicists expectations in the left side, but showing an excess (new physics? a discovery?) in the right side. Because this is what physicists wish for the next run, and the next year.
- The New Year and time for celebration is represented by the many fireworks up in the sky, all made of ATLAS event displays, with the tracks of the fireworks pointing all to the collision point in the center of the detector.
Thursday, September 11, 2014
Voilà el Bosón de Higgs
Voilà The Higgs Boson
El superhéroe más famoso del LHC...
The most famous LHC superhero...
Tuesday, September 9, 2014
El villano más villano...
The most villain of all...
Poniéndole cara a la materia oscura: Professor Dark Matter
Giving a face to Dark Matter: Professor Dark Matter
Giving a face to Dark Matter: Professor Dark Matter
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