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Artist Esther van Hulsen
Prehistoric Times
|Fall 2020 # 135
Born in the Netherlands in 1981, Esther van Hulsen has been drawing animals for as long as she remembers.
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In 2004 Esther completed a Bachelor in communicative design and scientific illustration at the Art Academy Minerva in the Netherlands. Since then she has been working as a professional wildlife and paleo artist. She moved to Norway in 2006. The beautiful nature and wildlife here have been a great subject for a lot of her art works.
Esther started creating paleo art in ernest in 2009, when she met professor Jørn Hurum. Together they have created many (award winning) books, among others Ida, Monster Reptiles on Svalbard and Deadly Encyclopedia Since then there have been many exciting and interesting commissions from museums, magazines (National Geographic, Nature Magazine, Popular Science Magazine) and fossil companies.
Diese Geschichte stammt aus der Fall 2020 # 135-Ausgabe von Prehistoric Times.
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