Phil Kenning formed Kenning Illustration and Creative Design Ltd, in 1992, offering an illustration and design service aimed at the promotion and development of heritage organisations, museums, and places of special interest. www.kenning-illustration.co.uk
Mikko Kriek studied archaeology and ancient history at the VU University of Amsterdam. During fieldwork on several archaeological projects he not only gained experience in excavating but also in the drawing of archaeological artefacts and sitemapping. Between 1996 and 2010…
My name is Mark Hoyle, and I have worked in the field of archaeology and archaeological illustration for more than 20 years, I have a first class honors degree in History (BA Hons) and a qualified teacher (P.G.C.E.) and am…
Jennie Anderson is an experienced freelance illustrator based in the south-west of England, undertaking commissioned work both locally and internationally. Jennie specialises in archaeological reconstruction illustration, finds illustration, and information graphics. She trained initially as a fine artist, before employment…
Lesley Collett gained a degree in Archaeology from Lancaster University and spent a number of years working in the field before gravitating into the drawing office in the late 1980s. She has worked as an archaeological illustrator for a number…
Thomas works as a freelance illustrator trading as ‘Small Finds & Design’ and is particularly interested in the use of emerging technologies to present historical objects, combining degrees in Archaeology and Interactive Multimedia Production. Since graduating in 1996 from Newcastle-Upon-Tyne…
Graduated in Fine Art from Exeter College of Art 1983. Printmaking and Drawing my media at the time. Began working in Archaeology in 1985 for Exeter Field Unit, moved on to Wessex Archaeology briefly and then to Worcestershire for a…
