Dr. Lindsay Marshall is a world-renowned fisheries biologist and natural history artist, celebrated for her exceptional contributions to fish taxonomy and species identification. With a PhD focused on shark fin morphology, she has become an authoritative figure in assessing the impact of illegal fishing on shark populations. Dr. Marshall's artistry is distinguished by her comprehensive illustration of all living shark and ray species, a feat last accomplished over a century ago. Her work, marked by scientific precision and a deep respect for marine life, aims to inspire conservation and awe for the natural world. Based in Peregian Beach, Queensland, Dr. Marshall continues to influence both scientific and artistic communities globally.

I have had the pleasure of working with several distinguished clients, including:

CSIRO (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation)
Australia Post
Ocean Watch

Here are some of the awards and accolades I have received throughout my career:

Australian Society for Fish Biology Hall of Fame (2021) – A lifetime achievement award for my contributions to fish taxonomy and species identification.
New Species Named in My Honour (2023) – The Painted Hornshark (Heterodontus marshallae) was named after me by my colleagues.
Sole Artist for the Tree of Life Project – Illustrated every living species of shark and ray in the world, over 1500 illustrations.
'Rays of the World' (CSIRO Press) – Illustrated this comprehensive book on ray species.
Year 12 Perspectives 1998 Exhibition – Featured at the Art Gallery of Western Australia for my final art piece in tertiary school.
These accolades highlight my dedication to both scientific research and artistic excellence in marine biology.