Best Botanical Painting - by Işık Güner |
RHS Best Botanical Painting - Işık Güner
RHS Best Exhibit of Botanical Art - Hye Woo Shin
RHS Gold Medal - Botanical Art
- Hye Woo Shin (Korea) - Heterotrophic Plants in Korea
- Işık Güner (Turkey/Scotland) - Plants from the woods & forests of Chile
- Lynda de Wet (South Africa) - Parasitic Plants in Situ with the Host Plant - this is her blog
- Louise Lane (UK) - Ophrys (Bee Orchids) of Menorca
- Nikki Marks (UK) - The Genus Arisaema
- Sharon Tingey (UK/Scotland) - Sunflowers (Helianthus)
RHS Silver-Gilt Medal (Flora)
- Nilavan Adams (Australia) - Veggie Might
- Sansanee Deekrajang (Thailand) - Plants and shadow
- Jane Fisher (USA) - Field corn
- Verene Kutter (Switzerland) The Genus Anemone in Flora Europeae
- Angela Petrini (Italy) - Exotic flowering trees of Italy
- Yoshiko Kamei (Japan) - Iris
- Gaynor Dickeson (UK) - Small is beautiful; Crab apples explored
- Valerie Dugan (UK) - Wild Orchids of Britain
- Caroline Frances-King (UK) - Arboreal Elements
- Sally Pond (UK) - 'Of autumn mists and mellow fruitfulness'
- Penny Price (UK) - The life history of Castanospermum australe 'Black bean tree' or Moreton Bay Chestnut
- Fran Thomas (UK/Scotland) - Native Scottish marginal pond plants (Rumex aquaticus, Menyanthes trifoliata, Iris pseudacorus, Caltha palustris, Lythrum salicaria & Petasites hybridus)
RHS Silver Medal (Flora)
- Beverly Duncan (USA) - Winter Branches - Natives of the Northeastern U.S.A.
- Tiziana Fontana (Italy) - Sardinian Grapes
- Anna Lu (Singapore) - Orchids
- Barbara Clemence (UK) - Plants that changed the world
- Sumiko Davies (UK) - Wild Orchids
- Michael Lakin (UK) - Life Cycle of Newton Wonder Apples
- David Pearson (UK) - Tulips
- Dianne Sutherland (UK) - Fritillaria species
RHS Bronze (Flora)
- Olivia Chambers - Roots, Shoots, Stems and Flowers
I'll be doing more posts about the show - including interviews with the RHS Gold Medal Winners and top tips for producing botanical art.
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More about Botanical Art
Işık Güner and Fran Thomas talk to Julia Trickey about watercolour paints - Julia is using Daniel Smith for the demonstration |
- Pop Up Studio at the RHS Botanical Art Exhibition - six artists demonstrate how they make art from botanical subject matter - including multiple Gold Medal winning artists Ann Swan and Julia Trickey
Ann Swan's coloured pencils |
- Ten Top Tips for winning an RHS Gold Medal for Botanical Art 14 Apr 2013 - Have you ever wondered whether your artwork is good enough to submit to the RHS Botanical Art Exhibition; Have you got the stage where you've started to wonder about the logistics of what's involved in submitting an entry?
- Interviews with RHS Botanical Art Gold Medal Winners 18 Apr 2013 - Interviews with eight botanical artists who won Gold Medals at the RHS Botanical Art Show in April 2013.
- RHS Botanical Art Show 2013 - Selected artists 09 Mar 2013 - List of 30 botanical artists from 10 countries selected for The RHS Botanical Art Show 2013 in London in April.
- 7 Gold Medal Winners at RHS Botanical Art 2012 17 Mar 2012
- RHS Botanical Art Show & Five Gold Medal Winners 21 Mar 2011
- How to enter the RHS Botanical Art Show 22 Mar 2011
- RHS Gold Medal Botanical Art 23 Feb 2007
- Botanical Art - Resources for Artists This site shares information about botanical art - societies, collections, books and other resources which support the development of botanical art. It also links to leading botanical artists in the past and present..
- The Best Botanical Art Instruction Books Learn about the best botanical art instruction books.
- The Best Books about Botanical Artists & Illustrators
- Botany for Botanical Artists
- A History of Botanical Art
- Makingamark's Botanical Art Compendium This is a compendium of all the sites about botanical artists and botanical art as resources for both artists and botanical art lovers.
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