Hello there! I'm Carter and I am a pharmacist at the Pharmacy Quality Alliance right outside of Washington DC. I grew up in Iowa and have always liked how art and technology come together. I have no formal training in being an artist so I like to think art is in the every day just waiting to be found.
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“I can’t understand why most people believe in medicine and don’t believe in art, without questioning either.”
All Yesterdays illustrated by John Conway
"All Yesterdays also tried to expand our understanding of dinosaur behavior. Usually when we see a fierce tyrannosaurus rex it’s attacking another dinosaur. But the dinosaur probably spent most of its time sleeping, and so that’s how John Conway drew it."
“Art of the Airport Tower takes you on a photographic journey to airports in the United States and around the globe. Smithsonian photographer Carolyn Russo explores the varied forms and functions of air traffic control towers throughout aviation history and interprets them as monumental abstractions, symbols of cultural expression, and testimonies of technological change."
A fun site where visitors can explore how their region has been depicted over time. Especially interesting in historic locals but you may find something surprising wherever, or whenever you look.
123 meters of Star Wars: A New Hope by Martin Panchaud
A long time a go in a web browser far far away... ”One story in one piece of 123 meters length. An adaptation of Star Wars Episode IV in a style that was inspired by infographics.”
“Southwest Airlines started from a simple drawing on a cocktail napkin. We want to challenge the creativity of our Customers onboard and encourage them to draw on our napkins as well!”
Toto Forever created by Max Siedentopf
"The sound installation consists of 6 speakers which are attached to an MP3 player that only has one song on it - Toto’s Africa. The song is put on loop and the installation runs on solar batteries to keep Toto going for all eternity."
Westworld opening credits created by Elastic
Fallen Astronaut Sculpture by Paul Van Hoeydonck
The only official artwork on the moon. A plaque and small statue dedicated to fallen astronauts.
Great Moments in Pharmacy by Robert Thom
“The first 16 paintings in the Great Moments in Pharmacy series pay tribute to the accomplishments of the apothecaries and their predecessors in Babylon, China, Egypt, Persia and Europe. The remaining 24 paintings are devoted to pharmacy in the Americas, especially in the English colonies and the United States including coverage of the history of the American Pharmacists Association.”
