- Gail Guth
- Mouse Behaviors
- Line/B&W
Collection: Mammals x
A sample of twelve specific mouse behaviors created for a research paper. The Thomas C. Bozza Laboratory at Northwestern University is currently investigating how the organization of inputs to the olfactory bulb of the brain contributes to odor perception and innate behavior. Mice are fast-moving and largely active in the dark, so existing photographic representation was of poor quality. Line art showing very specific positions and movement was required to clearly depict the behaviors.
- Collections: Mammals
About the Artist: Gail Guth x
EXPERIENCE:
Freelance since 1976
Workshop Instructor since 2005
EDUCATION:
B.A., Michigan State University
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS:
Guild of Natural Science Illustrators, (GNSI) since 1976
GNSI Outreach Director July 2010 - present
President, GNSI July 2008-July 1010
GNSI Summer Workshop Coordinator 2007-2008
GNSI Annual Meeting Registration & Finance Coordinator, 2005 & 2006
MEDIA:
Traditional: pencil, pen and ink, watercolor, colored pencil, acrylics
Digital: Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign
WORK EMPHASIS:Illustration, especially natural science; graphic design
PRINCIPAL CLIENTS:
Developmental Studies Center(now Center for the Creative Classroom)
Guideposts Books
Precision Graphics (textbook illustration)
Binder Park Zoo (marketing, interpretive
graphics)
Cornwell‰Ûªs (restaurant/dinner theater)
Otis Audubon Sanctuary
Leila Arboretum Society
Tapteal Greenway Association
Flushing Township Nature Park
John E. DuPont, ornithologist