Amanda Zimmerman
Glenshaw, USA
Tel: 412-398-1999
www.salamandaart.com…
Amanda Zimmerman is a published illustrator interested in visually documenting your story. Much of her work reflects her love for nature; morphing from realistic to fanciful as … Show more.
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Profile updated 18th March, 2019
Member since 9th July, 2017
Awards
Focus On Nature XII, GNSI Annual Members Exhibit 2010Clients
Futurewise, Project Seagrass, Carnegie Museum of Natural History, FusedJaw.com, saudi-archaeology.com, Reflections: Homage to Dunkard CreekPortfolio link: http://illo.cc/70297
Testimonial
“"..., I have been extremely pleased with my interactions with Amanda. Not only is she competent in her field, she is also a person with an easygoing personality who can help bridge the scientific insight of the scientist with the artistic eye of the artist. She is able to imaging what I wanted to accomplish and then deliver a quality product. "— Charles Sturm, MD, MS, Research Associate, Section of Mollusks, Carnegie Museum of Natural History
About Amanda Zimmerman.
Amanda Zimmerman is a published illustrator interested in visually documenting your story.
Much of her work reflects her love for nature; morphing from realistic to fanciful as needed. She would love to work on a series of spot illustrations for a YA chapter books.
As a former Art Director for a bicycling magazine; she is mindful of schedules and deadlines. She is always open to feedback from the client.
She is a member of Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators, Pittsburgh Society of Illustrators and the Guild of Natural Scientific Illustrators. Explore her body of work at www.salamandaart.com.
Awards: Focus On Nature XII, GNSI Annual Members Exhibit 2010
Clients: Futurewise, Project Seagrass, Carnegie Museum of Natural History, FusedJaw.com, saudi-archaeology.com, Reflections: Homage to Dunkard Creek
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Awards: Focus On Nature XII, GNSI Annual Members Exhibit 2010
Clients: Futurewise, Project Seagrass, Carnegie Museum of Natural History, FusedJaw.com, saudi-archaeology.com, Reflections: Homage to Dunkard Creek
