Savannah Hoskinson-Theriac is a science and nature-based illustrator living in Evansville, Indiana, a city nestled along the Ohio River. Earning a Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art in 2017, her art and illustration works portray the wildlife living in her local area. Savannah likes to visit other local wildlife areas and nature preserves, observing the ecology and volunteering her time towards citizen science projects. She uses a multitude of mediums in her art, including inks, watercolor, pencils, paints, and Photoshop.

When not practicing her craft, Savannah spends her time at John James Audubon State Park, located across the river in Henderson, Kentucky. Having been employed by the park since 2020, she enjoys teaching art classes and discussing Audubon’s history with patrons. During the spring and summer, Savannah also teaches nature drawing classes in History New Harmony, Indiana.