Yes, it's his drawings that are on the albums I mentioned!
"“As a child, I was always interested in oceanography and marine biology. I was especially interested in plankton, phytoplankton, diatoms, all of those microorganisms in the sea. John and Chris share my passion and interest in biology and science as well,” drummer Billy Martin states. It’s not surprising then that the trio instantly gravitated towards the dazzling drawings and in-depth studies of German biologist Ernst Haeckel. Haeckel’s beautiful Radiolarians drawings graced the covers of all three Radiolarians records and served as a visual inspiration for the trio’s music. Ernst Haeckel is credited with discovering and naming thousands of new species and popularizing the studies of Charles Darwin in Germany during the late 1800s."
Yes, it's his drawings that are on the albums I mentioned!
"“As a child, I was always interested in oceanography and marine biology. I was especially interested in plankton, phytoplankton, diatoms, all of those microorganisms in the sea. John and Chris share my passion and interest in biology and science as well,” drummer Billy Martin states. It’s not surprising then that the trio instantly gravitated towards the dazzling drawings and in-depth studies of German biologist Ernst Haeckel. Haeckel’s beautiful Radiolarians drawings graced the covers of all three Radiolarians records and served as a visual inspiration for the trio’s music. Ernst Haeckel is credited with discovering and naming thousands of new species and popularizing the studies of Charles Darwin in Germany during the late 1800s."