A portrait of the mysteries of birth and death by Joseph Thiebes entitled “begotten, shall rest” is now available in several sizes, formats, and substrates including metal, wood, framed prints, and greeting cards. Click here to see and acquire this work from 2013.
Take a look at this new video promoting the Tau open circle pendant I designed.
By making habits of the following suggestions, you may become more effective as a critical thinker.
I’m a co-author of the following article, published in two parts in the China Coatings Journal:
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I’ve created a new tesseract hypercube pendant, now available in many different materials. Take a look at the video below and find more details at my 3D printing shop!
Here’s a recipe for shakshouka, based on what I threw together the other day. You can change things up as you like, of course. This is a dish featuring eggs poached in a tomato sauce with peppers, onions and spices. This recipe originated in Tunisia. Serve it for any meal of the day!
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I’m a co-author of a newly published conference paper entitled “Diatom Frustules as Substrates for Photocatalysts” in TechConnect Briefs 2018 vol. 2: Materials for Energy, Efficiency and Sustainability.
One of my photographs was featured in this April 12, 2018 article in NASA’s Astrobiology Magazine: “Are viruses the new frontier for astrobiology?”
The photo originally appeared in the Portland State Vanguard, in this short article and interview with accompanying photos and video about the research of Prof. Ken Stedman.
I’ve begun offering a few of my artworks in giclée prints. The first few of these are now available here.
Joseph Thiebes 