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Virginia Museum of Natural History The new Virginia Museum of Natural History, in Martinsville, VA, is a beautiful new building filled with exceptional exhibits highlighting the Commonwealth's natural history and resources.
Karen Carr Studio contributed murals, illustrations and exhibit graphics to the new museum, including the first-ever illustrated reconstruction of Mecistotrachelos apeoros, found and described by VMNH paleontologist Dr. Nick Fraser.
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How coal is formed
© by Karen Carr
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Meganeuropsis silhouette
© by Karen Carr
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Apatopus
© by Karen Carr
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Coelophysis trackway
© by Karen Carr
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VMNH Mecistotrachelos apeoros
© by Karen Carr
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VMNH Tany Site, Tanytrachelos
© by Karen Carr
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Lenticular Map, Triassic Pangea
© by Karen Carr
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Tanytrachelos silhouette showing skeleton
© by Karen Carr
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Eobalaenoptera whale and skeleton
© by Karen Carr
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Virginia Megalodon
© by Karen Carr
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Whale calving mural
© by Karen Carr
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Eobalaenoptera silhouette and skeleton
© by Karen Carr
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Prosthennops Xiphidonticis silhouette showing skeleton
© by Karen Carr
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Virginia dog burial scene
© by Karen Carr
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Thomas Jefferson examining sloth bone
© by Karen Carr
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Aetomylaeus ray silhouette showing skeleton
© by Karen Carr
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Goose silhouette showing skeleton
© by Karen Carr
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Lenticular map, modern Earth
© by Karen Carr
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