GNSI Educational Series Workshops are immersive, intensive opportunities to learn about selected areas of science illustration from experts in the field. The multi-day classes are usually conducted over extended weekends, and occur throughout the year. They are longer, more in-depth, and more personalized than workshops offered at the Annual Conference.

Locations

Educational Series Workshops are offered across the United States. Most take place at a university, research institute or nature center. GNSI works with local accommodations such as university dormitories and hotels to keep the cost of lodging down. Grants are sometimes available to help students cover travel and attendance.

Past Workshops

• 2016 - 2D Digital Animation + 3D Sculpting, Fort Wayne, IN
• 2015 - Visualizing Dinosaurs: Intro to Science Illustration in 3D, Orono, ME
• 2013 - Slipper Orchids in Watercolor, Ames, IA
• 2012 - Drawing on a Sense of Place, Pablo, MT
• 2011 - Illustrating Birds, Kearney, NE
• 2010 - Digital Illustration, Washington, DC
• 2009 - Digital Illustration, Washington, DC
• 2008 - Drawing Small Mammals + Gouache and Colored Ink, Pierce Cedar Creek, MI
• 2007 - Carbon Dust + Botanical Illustration + Animals in Motion, Pierce Cedar Creek, MI
• 2006 - Butterflies and Moths with Acrylic and Color Pencil + Painting Botanicals, Eagle Hill, ME
• 2005 - Secrets of Scratchboard + Metalpoint Drawing, Steuben, ME
• 2004 - Insects: Heroes and Villains + The Forest For the Trees, Lisle, IL
• 2003 - Plants and Their Pollinators, Lisle, IL 
• 2002 - Botanical Illustration, Steuben, ME