Beat Scheffold
Working carefully in the studio
The skilled scientific illustrator and modeller well-known for his visualisations of extinct and living vertebrates, invertebrates and plants on display in several museums prepares most of the PALAEOLOVE artwork and modern 3D recontructions.
- Living and working in Winterthur, Canton Zurich, Switzerland
Curriculum Vitae
- Born in Winterthur, Canton Zurich, Switzerland
- Graduate of the Zurich University of the Arts, Switzerland
- Staff member at the «Office of Archaeology Zurich»
- Self-employed scientific illustrator for archaeology and palaeontology
- Staff member at the Palaeontological Institute and Museum, University of Zurich
- Freelance works for several Museums
Illustrations and 3D Models on Display
- Palaeontological Museum and Institute, University of Zurich
- Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich (ETHZ)
- Nature Museums of Winterthur, St. Gallen, Olten, Basel and Chur
- Natural History Museum of the Burgergemeinde Bern
- Zoos of Zurich and Arth Goldau
- Cantonal Museum of Natural History, Lugano
- Fossil Museum of Monte San Giorgio, Meride
- Saurier Museums of Frick and Aathal
- Naturama Aargau
- Museum Schinznach
- State Museum Liechtenstein
Further Readings
- 2015: Ein Ticinosuchus in der Wohnung [A Ticinosuchus in the flat] (in German) > Winterthurer Jahrbuch 2016
- 2016: Schöpfer der Dinosaurier [Creator of the dinosaurs] (in German) > Scitec-Media
- 2018: Urzeit-Fieber [Prehistoric fever] (in German) > Coop Zeitung [ddownload id=”6401″]
Artistic life reconstructions of fossils are based on profound factual knowledge and imagination. A Personal Statement