Karen Nichols Email & Phone Number | Karen has over 30 years experience of archaeological illustration working within the commercial sector. She is currently the Studio Manager at Wessex Archaeology, in charge of a large team of illustrators and creatives working out of four regional offices. Originally trained as a traditional illustrator with hand drawing skills, she expanded her range of expertise working with a wide variety of computer software including: AutoCAD, ArcGIS, Adobe CCS, Corel Creative Suite, Vue Infinite and Poser. Her reconstruction work ranges from hand drawing and digital painting, to CGI visualisations. As well as illustrating and typesetting numerous publications, she has used her design skills for exhibitions, brochures, leaflets, displays, school packs and booklets. As Studio Manager Karen has a key role in developing new and innovative ways of visually presenting heritage to a wide audience. She has expanded the range of work undertaken by her team to include more Heritage Interpretation Products, such as: Video & Photography, Reconstruction & Animation, 3D modelling for AR, VR and Gaming, Design & Typesetting, Display & Exhibition, 3D Printing, Web Content, APP Development and working with Content Management Systems (CMS). As well as Studio Manager, Karen is an active member of the Wessex Archaeology Web Team and is the administrator for the Wessex Archaeology website. She is also an accomplished artefact photographer and has a large on-line following for her own wildlife images (aka camerar) predominantly of butterflies from around the world.

Karen Nichols

Karen has over 30 years experience of archaeological illustration working within the commercial sect...
Wessex Archaeology, Salisbury, United Kingdom

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Karen Nichols’s Location Wessex Archaeology, Salisbury, United Kingdom

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Karen Nichols’s Prior Industry Oxford Archaeology | Test Valley Archaeological Trust

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Wessex Archaeology

Studio Manager

Present

Oxford Archaeology

Archaeological Illustrator

1991-01-01 00:00:00 - 1994-01-01 00:00:00

Test Valley Archaeological Trust

Archaeological Illustrator

1990-01-01 00:00:00 - 1991-01-01 00:00:00

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Wessex Archaeology, Salisbury, United Kingdom

Karen Nichols is a Karen has over 30 years experience of archaeological illustration working within the commercial sector. She is currently the Studio Manager at Wessex Archaeology, in charge of a large team of illustrators and creatives working out of four regional offices. Originally trained as a traditional illustrator with hand drawing skills, she expanded her range of expertise working with a wide variety of computer software including: AutoCAD, ArcGIS, Adobe CCS, Corel Creative Suite, Vue Infinite and Poser. Her reconstruction work ranges from hand drawing and digital painting, to CGI visualisations. As well as illustrating and typesetting numerous publications, she has used her design skills for exhibitions, brochures, leaflets, displays, school packs and booklets. As Studio Manager Karen has a key role in developing new and innovative ways of visually presenting heritage to a wide audience. She has expanded the range of work undertaken by her team to include more Heritage Interpretation Products, such as: Video & Photography, Reconstruction & Animation, 3D modelling for AR, VR and Gaming, Design & Typesetting, Display & Exhibition, 3D Printing, Web Content, APP Development and working with Content Management Systems (CMS). As well as Studio Manager, Karen is an active member of the Wessex Archaeology Web Team and is the administrator for the Wessex Archaeology website. She is also an accomplished artefact photographer and has a large on-line following for her own wildlife images (aka camerar) predominantly of butterflies from around the world.