Botanical pencil sketches

Kingston upon Thames based Illustrator & Designer creating natured inspired stationery and decor goods.

Jo Lane, is an artist from Victoria, Australia. Primarily using 'drawing' as the first tool to articulate, Jo is constantly driven by notions of ambiguity or duality. "I am a drawer first and foremost, and draw with any material. While engaged with the delicate line I am executing on a surface, I am equally as fascinated by the dialogue between the works and the viewer, which occurs when the work is complete. While they take time to execute I see my completed works as hiding a moment…

pencil on paper

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Hello, how are you today? Welcome to our blog about Art. We hope you are very well and looking forward to new Free Information or Tutorials. Today we want to share with you a special

Title: Tall Bearded Irises. This is a signed original pencil drawing by Lynn Dolman The size is 29.5 cms x 21 cms on watercolour paper (unframed) Your drawing will be sent flat. from

Ask any botanical artist which colour causes the most problems, and you’ll be surprised to hear them say Green. Yes, that all essential, life-giving and luscious colour is notoriously difficult to get right. Unlike many colours which can be used straight from the pan, green has to be mixed. Commercial greens just don’t work … they are inevitably too blue, or too yellow, too vibrant (yes, I’m talking about you Viridian), too bright, too dark … all exasperatingly wrong! Even Sap green, a…