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 Scientific
Illustrator
Phone:
(412) 622-1946
Fax: (412) 622-8837
Email: klinglerm@carnegiemnh.org
Post-Baccalaureate,
1997. Painting & Sculpture, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine
Arts
B.F.A.,
1990. Graphic Design, Carnegie Mellon University
Instructor
Oakbridge Academy
of Arts,
Lower Burrell, PA: Illustration, painting, and design
Phipps Conservatory, Pittsburgh, PA: Botanical Illustration Program
Art Seeds, Somerset County Artist Association: Illustration
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General
Research Interests:
I
have a great personal interest in educating other artists about
the study and research of mammal anatomy for the purposes of fossil
reconstruction. My background is in graphics and fine art, so I
use traditional media for the initial depiction of these primitive
creatures. Computer graphics then allow me to manipulate the images
so that they can be distributed via various media (print, web, film,
etc.), or used for research purposes. Nature is a constant inspiration
in my production of two- and three- dimensional interpretations
for gallery displays and education through demonstrations, lectures
and workshops.
Responsibilities
- Reconstruction
of primitive mammals and other fauna from the fossil record
- Illustration
of specimens for scientific publications and graphics for
exhibits
- Computer
graphics for lectures, proposals, publications and press releases
- Digital
photography for research purposes and publications
 Recent
Projects
Field Guide
to the Natural World of New York City
Illustrated by Mark A. Klingler
Author Leslie Day, Foreword by Michael Bloomberg, published November 2007
http://www.press.jhu.edu/books/title_pages/9380.html
(awarded 2nd
place in scholarly/reference category at 2008 New York Book
Show)
Webcast: Scientific
Illustration with Mark A. Klingler at the Carnegie Museum of
Natural History
Beta presentation, webcasting as an education medium, 5/2007
http://ong9d.rmxpres.com/webcast/data/carnegiemnh_001/msh.html
Captured by BxVideo Solutions
Backyard Invasion: Selected Botanical Works from the Guild of Natural Science Illustrators
Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Pittsburgh, PA, 2/2007 - 7/2007
Fur,
Feathers, and Fossils: The Art of Mark A. Klingler
American Association for the Advancement of Science, Washington
D.C., 11/2005 - 3/2006
Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Pittsburgh, PA, 6/2006 - 10/2006
http://www.aaas.org/news/releases/2005/1101klingler.shtml
http://www.carnegiemuseums.org/cmag/bk_issue/2005/winter/newsworthy.html
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/05304/597845.stm
The Hunt
for the Dawn Monkey: Unearthing the Origins of Monkeys, Apes,
and Humans
Illustrated by Mark A. Klingler
Author K. Christopher Beard, 12/2004
http://www.ucpress.edu/books/pages/9721.html
Honors
-
 American
Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) and National
Science Foundation
(NSF): Finalist, Visualization Challenge 2005,
2006
- Science Magazine:
February 24, 2006 issue, cover image
of Castorocauda lutrasimilis
- Society
of Vertebrate Paleontology: 2003 Lanzendorf PaleoArt Prize
for Scientific Illustration
- Science Magazine: May
25,
2001 issue, cover image of Hadrocodium wui
- PA
Wild Resource Agency: 1993 Butterflies & Skippers of
Pennsylvania poster (third reprinting in process)
- Fish and Game Commission of California: 1993 Native Species Conservation
Stamp
- National Scholarship Trust Fund, Graphic Arts Technical Foundation:
Beck’s Award
- Print
New Jersey Association: Print New Jersey Award
Selected
Projects
- Carnegie
Magazine, “Carnegie for Kids”: Full-color illustration
of Quetzalcoatlus. For kids to cut out and assemble their
own flying reptile.
- Carnegie
Mellon University Magazine
- CMNH Marketing:
Depiction of Diplodocus carnegii.
Images used for posters, pamphlets, banners, press releases,
etc.
 CMNH
Museum-on-the-Move van: Created design and implemented
installation in coordination with Education department.- Denver Museum
of Nature and Science: Co-Chair, PaleoArt exhibition,
2004.
- Discover Magazine
- Dragonfly,
National Science Teachers Assoc. Magazine: Back cover & T-shirt design.
- Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Life,
children’s
book, Dorling Kindersley. 2001.
- Frontiers,
PBS website. December 2000.
- International
Professionals for Advancement of Chinese Earth Sciences (IPACES):
Society's logo
design.
- Johns Hopkins Magazine
- Linzey Vertebrate Biology.
College text. McGraw Hill Publishing. 2001.
- National Geographic
- Nature Magazine: Jeholodens reconstruction.
May 2001.
- New Book of Popular Science Online.
Grolier Educational.
- Phipps Conservatory Bulletin
- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
- Pittsburgh
Society of Illustrators: Chair, Carnival of Illustration group
show, 2004.
- Pittsburgh Tribune Review
- Pro Tem (The
Lepidopterists’ Society)
- Science Magazine:
Cover image, "New Paleo Discovery." June
2001.
- Science Magazine: “Scientists flock to explore China’s
‘Site of the Century.’” Vol. 279: March 1998.
- Scientific American: “The Big Picture, 208,000,000
years ago, Life’s Really
Big Questions.”
 Current
and Former Affiliations
Pittsburgh
Society of Illustrators
Guild
of Natural Science Illustrators
Society of Vertebrate Paleontology
American Society of Botanical Artists
Guild of American Papercutters
Typocrafter's Society
Selected
Lectures and Shows
American Association
for the Advancement of Science: Fur, Feathers & Fossils
Arizona-Sonora
Desert Museum: The
Art of Nature
Associated Artists of Butler County: Wildlife Art, Featured
Artist
Audubon Society: The Study of Insects: Science to Art
Bell Museum of Natural History: Beauty and Biology
Carnegie Mellon University: Fur, Feathers & Fossils
Carnegie Museum of Natural History
Oakland Museum for Natural Design
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
Pittsburgh Art Institute
Pittsburgh Center for the Arts: Best in show, Pittsburgh Society
of Illustrators Group Show
Pittsburgh Illustrators Society
PNC Bank Featured Artist
Powdermill Nature Reserve: Art from Wildlife
Slippery Rock University Gallery 164
Smithsonian Institution: Insect Model-making
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