As our favorite astrophysicist, Neil deGrasse Tyson says, all kids are natural born scientists; they learn by digging holes in the ground and picking up rocks to see what’s under them.
The Human Body app lets kids see what’s under their skin — what’s otherwise invisible to them. This knowledge can alleviate fear and empower kids — whether or not they’re feeling well.
On August 21, all of North America will witness one of the most anticipated celestial events of our time. The moon will pass between the Earth and the sun, blocking the light of the sun, creating a solar eclipse.
We talked to Natasha Durley, an illustrator and the artist behind The Creature Garden, to ask her some questions about her process and inspirations for designing the app. Here’s what we found out.
Tinybop apps are now on Google Play! Explore the invisible and awesome wonders of our world in Skyscrapers, Simple Machines, The Earth, Homes, and Weather.
