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I enjoy playing with the different colors of ink to see how they combine on the print to make new colors.

This is a continuation of the color mixing I learned while dyeing fabric, which I have brought to printmaking on paper. What is your advice to young artists and scientists who might be thinking about getting into art-science projects? [biocreativity]Thanks so much for taking the time to chat with us! [RP] I currently have five prints in the Bio Topo series.

I love being an artist and am interested in science through nature.

I am constantly amazed with ways nature presents beautiful designs and compositions.

So when I am in nature I am constantly observing plants, animals, and the environment around me.

Ruthie’s current work takes its cues from maps and geography.

[biocreativity] Ruthie, tell us a little bit about yourself and your background.

Very recently, I took a 2-day workshop at Southwest School of Art in San Antonio with visiting artist Aimee Lee about hanji, the Korean paper.

[biocreativity] Here on biocreativity, we’re always curious to know, what is it about nature that inspires or excites you?