I drew some scary birds for today’s New York Times letters page. Scientists have been doing research on bird flu by engineering H5N1 in labs. The mutated virus is highly transmissible and deadly. Some argues the risk of these virus escaping the lab would lead to fatal epidemic.  It was one of the “sketches by 230pm, final by 6pm”gigs. I felt like reincarnated after sending in the final and really needed to indulge myself. So I went to Korean Town and had some delicious soup and seafood pancake yesterday! Big big thanks for AD Alexandra Zsigmond!

I drew some scary birds for today’s New York Times letters page. Scientists have been doing research on bird flu by engineering H5N1 in labs. The mutated virus is highly transmissible and deadly. Some argues the risk of these virus escaping the lab would lead to fatal epidemic.
 It was one of the “sketches by 230pm, final by 6pm”gigs. I felt like reincarnated after sending in the final and really needed to indulge myself. So I went to Korean Town and had some delicious soup and seafood pancake yesterday! Big big thanks for AD Alexandra Zsigmond!

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