8–8:45 am

Witte Hall Lobby: A bus will pick up GNSI members at Witte Hall and drop them off at the Health Sciences Learning Center (HSLC) at 750 Highland Ave. The bus will pick people up every 15 minutes, last bus at 8:45 am.
The Ebling Library is inside the HSLC, and comprises the 2nd and 3rd floors. Auditorium 1335 is on the 1st floor of the HSLC.

Lunch, catered in the HSLC Atrium

Technique Showcase

Small Group Visits to the Ebling Library Historical Vault/Exhibit in Historical Reading Room - 3rd floor of Ebling Library

Illustrator’s Resource Place

A bus will pick up GNSI members outside the HSLC and drop them off at Witte Hall. The bus will pick people up every 15 minutes, last bus at 6:15 pm. Dinner on your own and a night on the town!

Exploring Vector Graphics with Adobe Illustrator - Rick Simonson

Historical Highlights of Insect Illustration - Joel Floyd

Snakes Alive! (Presentation) - Tom Kessenich

Lightwave Art Aid - Mural - John Megahan
0.1  Art

Paleo Sessions, (ongoing until 4:30 pm)
0.35 Art
A Newly Discovered Transitional Fossil Sheds Light on the Origin of Our Limbs - Kalliopi Monoyois

Fleshing-out a new Devonian Fish - Tyler Keillor

From Illustrator to Communicator: Enlarging Your Vision - Robert Golder
0.1 Business

Paleo Sessions (ongoing until 4:30 pm)
Creating a Children's Book about the Silurian and Devonian - Hannah Bonner

A Greenland Triassic Landscape Reconstruction, Part II:  An Ecological Approach - Marlene Hill Donnelly

Paleo Sessions (ongoing until 4:30 pm)
Paleogene Postcards: the Art and Science of Reconstructing the White River Paleoenvironment - Russell J. Hawley

Reconstructing Llanocetus: an Oligocene Whale from Antarctica - Mary Parrish

'Our Living Bay': Mural for Save the Bay, Narragansett Bay - Amy Bartlett Wright

Paleo Sessions (ongoing until 4:30 pm)
Using CT Data to Restore and Reconstruct Cretaceous Pleurodires - Frank Ippolito

Dinner on your own! Come back in time for the…

7-10pm

Falling Prey to the Lure of Carnivorous Plants - Christine Elder

Ghost in the Machine: the developing relationship between the artist and computer - Frank Ipolitto

Nature Images in Illuminated Manuscripts- Carol Rogalski
0.1 Art

Business Roundtable (ongoing until 11:50 am) - Elizabeth Morales, Amy Bartlett-Wright, Jean Probert, Marjorie Leggitt, and John Norton
0.2 Business

A book: insects, drawings and letters - Diana Marques
0.1 Art

Business Roundtable (ongoing until 11:50 am) - Elizabeth Morales, Amy Bartlett-Wright, Jean Probert, and John Norton

Drawing on Our Senses - Kristine Kirkeby
0.1 Art

Lunch

Seeing with our hands - Clara L. Richardson

The National Wildlife Health Center

Siennas to Quinachridones: A Brief History of Pigments (ongoing until 3:50 pm) - Patricia Savage
0.1 Art

Chocolate in Art - Scott Rawlins
0.1 Art

Head back to Witte Hall so you can get ready….

4:30 pm, Witte Hall Lobby Area
Buses will take all of us to the Olbrich Botanical Garden for the Annual Banquet & Awards Ceremony! Buses will return to Witte Hall from Olbrich at 9 pm.

Pen & Ink or Pencil on Scratchboard - Trudy Nicholson
Level:  General
Prerequisites:  None
AMI CEUs: 0.7 Art
Lab Room 1, Weeks Hall for Geological Science

Sculpting with Polymer Clay - Scott Rawlins
Level:  General
Prerequisites:  None
AMI CEUs: 0.7 Art
Lab Room 3, Weeks Hall for Geological Science

3D Techniques and Technologies in Digital Illustration (part1)
- Jean Probert, Assistant: Britt Griswold
Level: Beginner 3D, Intermediate Digital
Prerequisites: Some experience with computer graphics applications, especially Illustrator and Photoshop, will be very helpful.
AMI CEUs: 0.7 Art
Biology New Media Center, Genetics/Biotechnology Center

Basic Flash - Larry Lavendel
Level: Beginner
AMI CEUs: 0.7 Art
Room B109, Computer Science

Drawing Trees - Dick Rauh
- Level: Beginner
Prerequisites: None.
AMI CEUs: 0.35 Art
Lab 2, Weeks Hall for Geological Sciences

Photoshop Basics For Traditional Artists - Gail Guth
- Level: Beginner
Prerequisites: basic computer skills; basic knowledge of Photoshop helpful, but not required.
AMI CEUs: 0.35 Art
Computer Lab, Weeks Hall for Geological Sciences

All field trips leave from Witte Hall

Military Ridge Butterfly Tour

Capitol Brewery Tour

Acrylic Techniques - Rhonda Nass
Level: General
Prerequisites: none
AMI CEUs: 0.7 Art
Lab 3, Weeks Hall for Geological Science

The Business of Art - Dolores Santoliquido
Level: General
Prerequisites: Bring in a portfolio of artwork and all available current promotional materials for sharing during the workshop.
AMI CEUs: 0.7 Business
Conference Room, Weeks Hall for Geological Science

3D Techniques and Technologies in Digital Illustration (part2) - Jean Probert, Assistant: Britt Griswold
Level: Beginner 3D, Intermediate Digital
Prerequisites: Some experience with computer graphics applications, especially Illustrator and Photoshop, will be very helpful.
AMI CEUs: 0.7 Art
Biology New Media Center, Genetics/Biotechnology Center

Digital Drawing with Adobe Illustrator - Rick Simonson
Level:  beginner
Prerequisites:  basic computer skills
AMI CEUs: 0.7 Art
Room B109, Computer Science

Make Your Own Hardcover Sketchbook - Gretchen Halpert
Level: General
Prerequisites: helps to be able to measure, cut straight lines and thread a needle
Lab 2, Weeks Hall for Geological Science

Illumination - Carol Jean Rogalski
Level: General
Prerequisites: none
AMI CEUs: 0.35 Art
Lab 2, Weeks Hall for Geological Science

International Crane Foundation, Baraboo, WI

Mix and Match: How to Find and Mix a Color - Patricia Savage
Level: Beginner
Prerequisites: none
AMI CEUs: 1.4 Art
Lab 1, Weeks Hall for Geological Science

Field Trip: Baraboo Hills with Rick Bott. Rick’s property borders Nature Conservancy lands and features orchids and caves. Moderate activity; hiking on uneven ground and some climbing. A separate group for less-physical touring may be formed if there is interest.