Botanical artists

Julia has been painting botanical watercolours since 1998 when she joined an adult education class in South London. Hooked from day one, she loves to depict the beauty and detail of nature and is particularly drawn to specimens that are less than perfect such as autumn leaves, seed heads and fading flowers. She starts most of her paintings using layers of wet-in-wet techniques to create form. Detail and texture is then added using drier painting methods. Her subjects are often depicted…

For many years I have been a great admirer of Rory McEwen, a botanical artist of great renown but also a gifted musician. He was born in Sc...

*NOTE* each painting is unique, all paintings you see on this list is already been sold BUT you can order absolutely unique one of a kind botanical drawing of your favorite plant or a flower. Available size 20*30cm and 30*40cm. Surface: old newspaper, possible option brown thick paper.

Botanical artist Rosie Sanders takes inspiration from roses in nature, as can be seen by her beautiful paintings. The first rose here is 'Enigma’ Rosa Mortimer Sackler (=‘Ausorts’) 'The inner petals have become curled and irregular, weaving around like a sea urchin, and yet the outline is still unmistakably a rose. I love these colours: the lilacs, pinks and purples set among the orangey yellows, each enhancing the other.' she says. Read our feature for more on how the rose inspires…

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Henri Rousseau - The Equatorial Jungle, 1909

Seed Pods 5 acrylic/colored pencil on 12″x 12″ canvas sold

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