James Tuttle Keane
HAND-DRAWN ILLUSTRATIONS:
Asides from planetary science, I am an accomplished illustrator, specializing in pen and pencil scientific illustrations. Below are several examples of pieces that I created either for specific research projects, or just for fun.
 Cassini's Grand Finale |  The Interior Structure of Pluto |  Exploring the Galilean Satellites |
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 Juno |  NX-01 |  Reorienting Pluto |
 New Horizons Science Team Meeting |  Enterprise and Galileo |  Enterprise |
 MU69 Occultation Interpretation |  South Pole-Aitken Sample Return |  MESSENGER |
 Io Mission Patch |  Io Flyby |
CONFERENCE SKETCHES:
My notes are colorful. I live-sketch conference proceedings for both my own edification, and for sharing new results with the public on social media. You can find my conference sketches on Twitter. I usually attend DPS, AGU, and LPSC. Below are some examples.
 Samuel Howell, AGU 2017 |  Sketching |  Hanna Sizemore, AGU 2017 |
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 Alan Stern, AGU 2017 |  Supplies |  Katherine de Kleer, DPS 2017 |
 Maria Zuber, AGU 2017 |  Yohai Kaspi, DPS 2017 |  Sabine Stanley, DPS 2017 |
 Mike Bland, DPS 2017 |  Amanda Zangari, DPS 2017 |
NATURE GEOSCIENCE SKETCH-UP:
I write and illustrate a recurring "News & Views"-style series for Nature Geoscience entitled "Sketch-Up". Sketch-Ups summarize exciting new results published in Nature Geoscience, using my characteristic sketching style. Below are some examples:
 Haboobs on Titan |  Catastrophic Glacier Collapse |  Changeable Day in the Life of Venus |
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 Rise+Fall of the Great Barrier Reef |  Snowstorms on Mars |  Southern Ocean Mixing |
 Impact Induced Subduction |
DATA VISUALIZATION:
I believe that data visualization is a fundamental component of science and science communication. I strive to create both beautiful and informative graphics for all of the research projects I work on. Below are some examples.
 Mars |  Procellarum |  Pluto Topography |
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 Moon |  Planetary Gravity |  The Art of Planetary Science |