Over the last five months or so I have been writing a book called Evolution: The History of Life on Earth for Hill and Wang. It has been an exciting process working with my editor Howard Zimmerman and the artist Zander Cannon and Kevin Cannon.
The only down side is that I don’t get to draw it. Consequently, it has been a while since I put pen to paper. So,I decided to give myself a few hours to make the following illustration for my Invertebrate Biology class. It is the life cycle of the liver fluke and it includes poop and mind-control. What could be better?
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I wish this was posted a week or two ago so I could have used it in my zoology class! Too bad we’ve already moved on to mollusks.
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Well, Big Dave, as we Notre Dame football fans are learning to say with increasing frequency…there’s always next year. How’s everything in the new job? We’re going to have to get you up for a talk sometime. You still remain the only student top ever successfully dissect a snail in my class.
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