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    DRAWING UNDER ICE

    Jan 01, 2019 3 minutes
    text and art © 2018 by Kirsten Carlson

    In October 2017, I traveled to Antarctica to dive in the coldest water on our planet. I went to explore the underwater world with a drawing slate and a camera and to speak with the scientists doing research in the southernmost accessible ocean on Earth. My quest: to write and illustrate stories that communicate the beauty and wonder of nature.

    Underwater Space Suit

    Our dive site was located on the sea ice below Arrival Heights, named by Robert Falcon Scott during the British National Antarctic Expedition

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