Katura Reynolds is a bit of a dinosaur. A graduate of the science illustration program at the University of California at Santa Cruz, she has a passion for the pen & ink techniques of the 18th and 19th centuries. Katura’s freelance illustration work has been published in many extremely obscure scientific journals. She finds that science illustration is a great way to become a temporary expert on the toes of pterodactyls and the digestive tracts of carnivorous plants, without going through the trouble of acquiring pesky degrees in these subjects. You can revel in her pictures of dead bugs and ...

Katura Reynolds is a bit of a dinosaur. A graduate of the science illustration program at the University of California at Santa Cruz, she has a passion for the pen & ink techniques of the 18th and 19th centuries. Katura’s freelance illustration work has been published in many extremely obscure scientific journals. She finds that science illustration is a great way to become a temporary expert on the toes of pterodactyls and the digestive tracts of carnivorous plants, without going through the trouble of acquiring pesky degrees in these subjects. You can revel in her pictures of dead bugs and saber-tooth cat teeth at www.katura-art.com.