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| Douglas
Henderson |
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| Doug
Henderson launched his career
as natural history artist in 1977
after he hiked the Continental
Divide Trail from Mt. Robson Provincial
Park in British Columbia, Canada
to Yellowstone National Park.
Doug taught himself to draw while
sketching landscapes of the Yellowstone
region. In 1979, Doug relocated
to Bozeman, Montana to attend
art classes at Montana State University.
Three years later, Doug was commissioned
to illustrate a children’s
book on nesting duckbill dinosaurs.
Doug has worked as a free-lance
natural history illustrator, specializing
in Earth History and book illustration,
ever since. Doug’s interest
in paleontology stems from his
major in geology the first years
of undergraduate school. Doug
received B.A. in 1973 from the
University of Kentucky in Physical
Education, and an A.D. from Lexington
Technical Institute in 1976. Doug
has joined Syncreta Associates
to pursue his interest in creating
fine artwork that reflects Earth’s
history for museum exhibitions. |
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| Illustrations
on Exhibit |
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Florida
Museum of Natural History, Gainesville,
FL
The Hall of Fossils: Evolution
of Life and Land, 2004
Museum of the Earth, Ithaca, NY,
2004
Los Angeles County Museum
of Natural History, Los Angles,
CA
Dinosaurs, A Global View, 1990
(traveling exhibit)
Dinosaurs Past and Present, 1986
(traveling exhibit)
Museum of the Rockies, Bozeman,
MT
Living with Dinosaurs, 1991
(temporary exhibit)
Museum of the Rockies and the
Petrified Forest Museum Association
Dawn of the Dinosaurs, 1989-1991
(traveling exhibit)
The Art of Scientific Illustration,
1984
Boston’s Museum of Science,
Boston, MA, 2002
State Museum of Pennsylvania,
Harrisburg, PA, 1998
Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife
and Parks
Makoshika State Park, Glendive,
MT, 1994
The Children's Museum of Indianapolis,
Indianapolis, MN
Baby Louie Display, 2004 |
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Phil
Tippett Studio, Berkeley, CA
Preliminary drawings and storyboards
for dinosaur television production,
Dinosaurs, 1985
Preliminary design for movie Evolution,
2000
Preliminary design of dinosaur
character, ‘Kron,’
for Disney’s Dinosaurs,
1989
Disney’s Brother Bear, Orlando,
FL
Preliminary design and storyboards
for animated feature, Brother
Bear, 2000-2001
Disney’s Dinosaurs, Burbank,
CA
Preliminary design and storyboards
for animated feature, Dinosaurs,
1994-1996 |
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| Published
Illustrations |
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Asteroid
Impact, by D. Henderson,
published by Dial Books, 2000
Dinosaur Ghosts, by J.L.
Gillette, published by Dial Books,
1997
How Dinosaurs Came to Be,
by P. Lauber, published by Simon
and Schuster, 1996
Dinosaur Tree, by D. Henderson,
published by Bradbury Press, 1994
Living with Dinosaurs, by
P. Lauber, published by Bradbury
Press, 1991
Dinosaurs, A Global View,
by S. and S. Czerkas, published
by Dragon’s World, 1990
Dawn of the Dinosaurs,
The Triassic in Petrified Forest,
by R.A. Long and R. Houk, published
by the Petrified Forest Museum
Association, 1988
Maia, A Dinosaur Grows
Up, by J.R. Horner and J. Gorman,
published by Museum of the Rockies,
Montana State University, 1985,
reprinted by Running Press, 1987
Ancient Mariners, Natural
History Magazine, September 1992
Debut Sue, National Geographic
Magazine, June 2000 |
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Independent
Study, Printmaking, University
of Montana, Bozeman, MT, 1979-1985
A.D. Nursing, Lexington Technical
Institute, KY, 1976
B.A. Physical Education, University
of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, 1973 |
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