Artwork—continued

More blowing and careful shaping by puUing and pushing followed by further heating continues to transform the bubble. When cooled, it becomes an artwork—an astonishing marvel of human creativity. 

For line art, submit original camera-ready artwork, printouts, stats, or glossy photographs. For continuous-tone prints, submit the original photographs. Mount stereoviews so that they can be used without modification (see p 294). Be sure that the distances between similar points are between 5.5 and 6.4 cm. Submit all original art with the original manuscript and photocopies of all the art with each copy of the manuscript. If possible, submit artwork that does not have to be reduced to fit a column width. Check Table 1 for column widths. 

Continue to glue down the beans and seeds until the whole top is covered. Let dry before moving on to the next side. Be sure to leave the space near the opening uncovered so that the box can be opened and closed easily without disturbing your artwork. 

We wish to thank Prof. Alessandro Finazzi-Agro for helpful discussions and continuous support, Drs. Monica Bari, Natalia Battista, and Valeria Gasperi for their expert assistance with the experimental work, and Mr. Graziano Bonelli for excellent production of the artwork. This investigation was supported by Ministero dellTstruzione, delTUniversita e della Ricerca (Cofin 2003), Rome. 

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