Doyle Trankina

Doyle Trankina is a Professor of Foundations at Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) Atlanta since 2023. He holds advanced degrees in sculpture and illustration from SCAD, along with a B.F.A. in fine art from the University of Southern California. His academic work bridges art education and paleontological studies.

Education:

• M.F.A., Sculpture, SCAD
• M.A., Illustration, SCAD
• B.F.A., Fine Art, University of Southern California

Research Interests: Trankina specializes in sculptural representation of prehistoric life, museum fabrication techniques, and the intersection of digital technology with traditional art mediums. His work often involves collaborations with natural history institutions to create accurate paleontological models.

Exhibition Highlights:

• Pneuma and Blank The World at 378 Gallery (2023)
• SCAD Atlanta exhibitions including Spring Forward (2019–21)
• Brooklyn Museum's Agitprop! (2015–16)

Professional Contributions: As a sculptor, Trankina has worked with prestigious institutions including the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles, Charles Ray Studio, and the Yale Peabody Museum. His technical expertise spans fossil replication, museum exhibit fabrication, and 3D modeling for scientific and artistic projects.