Matt Meselson

Matt Meselson talked at UNC today and will now study aging in rotifers.

Frederic Chopin

My sketch of Frederic Chopin who rules!

The tired face made of sevens

The tired face made of sevens

Warren Buffet

My sketch of Warren Buffet, the oracle of Omaha, and the second richest man in the U.S.

Morrissey

My sketch of Morrissey. I am going for sketches that are simpler but capture characteristics...hope it looks that way.

Stina Nordenstam

My sketch of Indie artist Stina Nordenstam

Serena Williams

My sketch of the Tennis Star Serena Williams... it looks nothing like her I know, but one day I will be able to draw.

Richard Weindruch

My sketch of Richard Weindruch who works on caloric restriction and aging.

Roy Walford

My sketch of Roy Walford who advocated caloric restriction for health and longevity.

Humphrey Bogart

My sketch of Humphrey Bogart. He has a lot of character and interesting features...also I think I did an OK job with the nose...I mean...for me...

James Earl Jones

My sketch of James Earl Jones, who I have long admired...

Sketch of Gemma Hayes

This is my sketch of the Irish Indie artist Gemma Hayes

Michael R Rose

My sketch of Michael R. Rose, researcher in experimental evolution and aging.



Sorry, the bottom half is dark because the sheet of paper had a fold in it.

Rita Hayworth

My sketch of Rita Hayworth.

Ingrid Bergman

My sketch of Ingrid Bergman, in case you can't recognize her...what am I saying, you can't, well maybe kind of..

Cynthia Kenyon

I sure wish I was better at portraits so I could do a better job of drawing my heroes. Cynthia Kenyon found daf-2 and daf-16's role in lifespan.

Clive McCay

My sketch of Clive McCay, the first to link calorie restriction with longevity, and the father of the modern science on aging. This is also my first profile sketch.

Franz Schubert

Franz Schubert

Random Portrait

This is a random portrait that fell out of my head after getting a few tips on drawing portraits...

Benjamin Gompertz

My sketch of Benjamin Gompertz, the man who told us all that our chances of dying from "deterioration" increase exponentially with age. Thanks man. Thanks. ;)

Régine Chassagne

My sketch of the lovely Régine Chassagne from The Arcade Fire. Man, I wish I could draw a smile, but teeth are very difficult.

Lenny Guarente

My sketch of Lenny Guarente, MIT researcher in the science of aging.

Marilyn Monroe

Marilyn Monroe... umm yeah... I will probably try this one again sometime.

Ernest Hemingway

My attempt at Ernest Hemingway. Not so good. Hemingway has a calmer look in his eyes. Also, he looks nothing like that.

Wilhelm Hofmeister

Wilhelm Hofmeister

Robert Brown

My sketch of Robert Brown, of the Brownian motion and the importance of the cell nucleus.

Rudolf Wagner

My one minute sketch of Rudolf Wager.

William Shatner

Ahhh William, I had you till your nose.

Robert Remak

Robert Remak who proved the existence of the cell membrane and added evidence to cells originating from other cells.

Theodore Schwann

This is my sketch of Theodore Schwann, where I stopped worrying, and just drew whatever...and yet, it is better than half of the other portraits I have done. Go figure.

Camillo Golgi

Camillo Golgi...Italian physician, discoverer of the Golgi Apparatus inside cells, and a Nobel Prize winner in Medicine.... yeah!



Has also been called the Italian Rudolf Virchow ...what?!?!