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A V S TURNER

A V S TURNER

Canterbury, UNITED KINGDOM

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I am a natural-history illustrator, living and working in Canterbury. I specialise in Dinosauria, but also produce studies of other extant and extinct species. I have recently provided artwork for scientists at the Natural History Museum (London) and for Prehistoric Times magazine.

You can keep up to date with my latest studies, projects and selected palaeo-ramblings at:

http://avsturner.blogspot.com/

If you would like to discuss commissioned work or the use of existing images, please do get in touch.

I currently work full-time for an independent games developer as a graphic artist and animator. I have previously worked in the film industry, for product design studios and in the marketing sector.

  • Age: 29
  • Joined: July 2011

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Science Uncovered

Big day on friday (28th sep) – I’ll be attending the ‘Science Uncovered’ event at the Natural History Museum in London in my current capacity as volunteer with the Human Origins group! / As well as helping the public create a massive cave-painting on a temporary wall, I will also be presenting the work I have been doing behind the scenes over the past four months. / I invi…
Posted 8 months – 5 comments

I've been 'Found' by RB!

Just found out I’m featured by RB on the homepage! How cool! It’s a work posted under my ‘Underland’ profile, which I use for all my more whimsical stuff, but still very cool indeed. / http://www.redbubble.com/found / http://www.redbubble.com/people/underland/works/2982474-my-wild-side / Many thanks to RB and all who have already purchased ‘My Wild Side’ as pri…
Posted 8 months – 1 comments

Volunteering at the Museum, Part II

Just a quick update to announce that the first phase of my work with scientists at the Natural History Museum in South Kensington is sadly now at an end, but this is where the really interesting stuff starts! / In addition to the vector-based work I have been doing, they have kindly also asked me to knock up a few scenic restorations too! These are really exciting for me, as they are a chance for…
Posted 10 months – 2 comments

Published work

Even more good news this week! My Giganotosaurus crolinii appears in an article in this season’s edition of Prehistoric Times magazine: / http://www.prehistorictimes.com/ / Plus, my Amargasaurus cazaui is to be included in the autumn edition in September. / Grateful thanks to all the staff and fellow contributors at PT!
Posted 10 months – 1 comments