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 “diagrams can depict the anatomy of a creature, the hierarchy of a corporation, or the flow of ideas” (215)


         As someone that studies marine biology, diagrams are often utilized to showcase the relationships between organisms and their structure and function. For this weeks theme I wanted to showcase the relationship between fish and coral and how they live harmoniously under the sea. I wanted to make more of an artistic diagram rather than a factual/educational one so I obtained inspiration from a post stamp. The post stamp I used I thought was fun and showcases my favorite coral; elk horn coral. 


Stamp Announcement 19-12: Coral Reefs Stamps

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I chose to recreate the image on the furthest left, with the black fish and orange coral. 

I used an app called procreate to recreate this image. Here is my rendition: 



Had a really fun time making this diagram.
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Comments

  1. GhaniaNovember 13, 2020 at 2:11 PM

    I love that you intersected your love for marine biology and recreated a post stamp! that's so creative and its quite a shift from your photography! i love your creative take on this week's theme

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  2. BeatriceNovember 13, 2020 at 4:25 PM

    This is so unique omg! I love everything about this!! You really took it to the next level this week!! Excellent work!

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  3. The Tyler JNovember 24, 2020 at 8:39 PM

    This is really different and unique!

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