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The 3 first ones are for a platform for urban gardening called "Let it grow" in a monthly column. The first article spoke about BIOFIT, the second one about a green gym that uses natural materials of green schools and how plants help children learn, the 3rd illustration accompanied an article about vertical forests. The last illustration is for a book project about telescopes called "Looking Up". It depicts the Holmdel Horn Antenna in New Jersey with which microwave background radiation was discovered in the 60s.
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Portraits for the magazine Jeune Afrique’s / Africa
Stephanie F. Scholz illustrated the portraits for the magazine Jeune Afrique’s 20 African Personalities of the Year.
Air le Mag / Paris
Stephanie F.Scholz created these illustrations for Air le Mag magazine N°114, for the Faut qu'on en parle sections, for the article “Petit guide du télétravail heureux”.
New achievements
Here is a cover signed Stéphanie F.Scholz for The Economist magazine on the surprising resilience of democracy. Then, cover illustrations and openings for the main themes of the CNRS Journal in France. And also, a sublime illustrated guide of the largest telescopes of our planet thought and written by Jacob Kramer for Flying Eye Books.