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Recent outputs across essays, infographics, and clip art — each one stored with provenance from a repeatable workflow run.

Visual essays3 recent
All visual essays
108 Bones, a Hole in the Jaw, and the Child Who Carried Our Body Plan Into the Open World
Visual EssayScience49 min

Turkana Boy: The First Modern Body

KNM-WT 15000 is the most complete early Homo skeleton and the clearest window into when our body plan truly emerged. From a mandibular abscess to Out-of-Africa migration, this essay traces the first draft of the modern human body through 108 bones, 14 visualizations, and 1.53 million years of evidence.

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1,500 Bones, 560 Cubic Centimetres, and the Question of What Makes Us Human
Visual EssayScience26 min

Homo naledi: The Small-Brained Species That Buried Its Dead

A comprehensive visual essay on Homo naledi, the small-brained hominin from the Rising Star Cave system that may have practiced deliberate body disposal 300,000 years ago.

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The Fossil That Rewrote the Story of Walking Upright
Visual EssayScience49 min

Lucy: Before the Genus Homo

A deep-dive visual essay on AL 288-1, the 3.2-million-year-old Australopithecus afarensis skeleton that transformed our understanding of bipedalism, hominin diversity, and the origins of the human lineage. Featuring interactive anatomical comparisons, isotopic diet analysis, and three competing phylogenetic models.

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Infographics1 recent
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Eight hominid skulls arranged chronologically showing brain volume growth from 350 cc to 1,450 cc over 7 million years, with Homo naledi as a small-brained outlier contemporary with Homo sapiens
InfographicHuman Evolution

How Our Brains Grew Over 7 Million Years

Cranial capacity comparison across 8 hominid species — from Sahelanthropus tchadensis (350 cc) to Homo sapiens (1,350 cc), with Homo naledi as the outlier that challenges the linear growth narrative.

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Clip art3 recent
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Cartoon blue bunny eating pancakes in bed
Clip ArtCartoon

Bunny's Pancake Breakfast

Cartoon-style asset with bold outlines, flat fills, and a clean transparent background.

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Chibi-style sleeping yellow duckling tucked into bed
Clip ArtChibi

Sleeping Duckling

Chibi-style asset with soft palette, kawaii proportions, and clean transparent edges.

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Illustrated chipmunk family sleeping in a woven nest
Clip ArtIllustrated

Sleeping Chipmunk Family

Illustrated cartoon asset with painterly shading, warm palette, and isolated background.

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