Evolutionary Art

We’re all familiar with the alleged “ape-to-man” evolutionary sequence popularized in modern textbooks, the popular press, and mainstream television documentaries. Now the big sur…

Cover Art commissioned by Scientific American Magazine for September 2014 Evolution: The Human Saga IssueThis illustration shows the juxtaposition of a modern human skull with the skull of the Homo erectus fossil known as the "Turkana Boy".

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One of several severe problems facing gradualists and Darwinists alike is the occurrence of what has come to be known as ‘the Cambrian explosion’ which took place around 530 million years ago. In 1992, evolutionary biologist Jeffrey Levington described the period as ‘evolutionary biology’s deepest paradox,’[i] and if one delves further into the facts regarding this incredible geological epoch it is easy to see why.

Graphite drawings of imaginary bio-machines by Andrew L. Nelson, a Tucson-based artist and independent researcher in artificial evolutionary systems https://t.co/GN8zhKHnTQ

Website of David Revoy (aka Deevad), artist and instructor using only Free/Libre and Open-Source software since 2009.

Greg Manchess' "Polar Bear Attack" from "Nanuk" ~ Click through the large version for a full-screen view (with a black background in Firefox), set your computer for full-screen. ~ Miks' Pics "Artsy Fartsy ll" board @ http://www.pinterest.com/msmgish/artsy-fartsy-ll/

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