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Botanical Art Medals at RHS Malvern Spring Festival 2018

8/6/2018

The medals awarded at the Botanical Art Show at the this years RHS Malvern Spring Festival (10-13 May 2018) got overlooked in the run up to the Botanical Art Worldwide events.

So, by way of making good, below are the names of the people who were awarded medals at this event.

Note this is always a small botanical art show and I'm not sure how many exhibitors there were. I suspect one of the reasons it is so small is that the LondonShow has got bigger and bigger. However I do know that some people do like to try exhibiting for the first time in a smaller venue which is less intimidating!

I don't have any images of the artwork - and would be very pleased to receive any for publication that might be out there!

Best Botanical Art Exhibit and Gold Medal

Caroline Jackson-Houlston: Passionflowers: a range of kinds of Passiflora cultivated in the UK - She is a is a Senior Lecturer in English Literature at Oxford Brookes University (Oxford, UK) with wide-ranging interdisciplinary interests including links between between literature and science and natural history.

Silver-Gilt Medals

Angie Girling - The Tremendous Trees of Tyntesfield - Angie has previously received bronze, silver, silver gilt, and joint gold medals from the Royal Horticultural Society for her botanical art and used to teach botanical art. She lives in Ceredigion and is a Fellow of the Chelsea Physic Garden Florilegium Society and exhibited her work with the CPGFS at the Hunt Institute in 2000. She is also a former Honoree President of the Bath Society of Botanical Artists. Tyntesfield is a Grade 1 Listed Victorian Gothic Revival house and estate near Wraxall, North Somerset, England
Jacqui Gilleland (Australia) - Australian eucalypts. She also won a Silver Gilt Medal in 2016 for her Western Australian Flowering Eucalypts

The RHS Malvern Spring Festival dates for 2019 are 9 - 12 May 2019.

How to apply to exhibit at an RHS Botanical Art Show

To exhibit at an RHS Botanical Art Show you first have to be approved to exhibit.
The RHS website has a page which tells you about Exhibiting at RHS Shows

You will also the following pages on this website to be helpful

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BISCOT Medal Winners 2018

3/6/2018

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This post is about the Medals awarded for Botanical Art at Botanical Images Scotia (BISCOT) at Gardening Scotland (1-3 June 2018) at the Royal Highland Centre, Edinburgh.

This international exhibition of contemporary botanical illustration this year attracted exhibitors from Japan, Switzerland and England as well as Scotland

It is held annually at Gardening Scotland and the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh. Which is why when it closes at the show, it transfers to the John Hope Gateway at the Royal Botanical Garden Edinburgh and reopens to the public on 6th June 2018 and continues until 21 June 2018 (See Facebook Event Page - the exhibition doesn't yet seem to have made it to the Exhibitions Page on the RBGE website). BISCOT is run entirely by volunteers with the support of both the Royal Caledonian Horticultural Society and the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh.

Below you'll find a list of the medals awarded together with images of some of the works and some of the artists.

The Mary Mendum Medal has not been awarded this year.

Gold Medals - BISCOT 2018

Hideko Kamoshita (Tokyo, Japan) won a Gold Medal for her display of Cirsium (Asteraceae) and the Best in Show Award for Cirsium vulgare

Cirsium vulgare won a Gold Medal and Best in Show for Hideko Kamoshita

I don't think Hideko has exhibited at BISCOT before. I certainly saw her exhibit of six works on a theme of Cirsium at the RHS Botanical Art Show in 2017 which won a Silver Gilt Medal.

Cirsium purpuratum (Asteraceae) by Hideko Kamoshita

Silver Gilt Medals - BISCOT 2018

Margaret Walty (Scotland) - Species Tulips.

Two species tulips

Margaret Walty is Scottish and lives in Scotland. She has previously won Gold Medals with both the RHS and BISCOT

RHS 2007: "Peony rockii and Gansu Mudan" (peony paintings for the book )
RHS 2010: for 15 paintings of Fritillaria
BISCOT 2010: Old and Species Roses
BISCOT 2013: Spring Flowers of the Woodland

Two more species tulips

Silver Medals - BISCOT 2018

Sarah Howard (UK) - A Norfolk Arboretum
Group Exhibit (UK) Sir Cedric Morris Iris Florilegium
Amanda Willoughby (UK) - Coal, Collapse, Colonisation: Plant Species Colonizing The Decaying Industrial Features Of An Abandoned Victorian Colliery

I've not seen the artwork so I'm certainly not the best Judge of images presented. However I am somewhat perplexed by the fact that several multiple RHS Gold Medal winners have all been awarded a Silver Medal!

I'd be very interested to hear the comments of those attending the exhibition and viewing the work - on this blog or otherwise.

For everybody else you're in the same situation as me. If you want to take a closer look, you can see larger images of the work in the Facebook Album BISCOT 2018. Otherwise read on...

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Shevaun Doherty wins Best in Show at Bloom

1/6/2018

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Best in Show was awarded to Shevaun Doherty for Teloschistes chrysophthalmus, Golden Eye lichen.

This post highlights the botanical artists who won medals at The 6th Annual Botanical Art Show at Bloom in the Park in Dublin opened yesterday and the medals were awarded. In this post you'll find a list of the botanical artists winning medals at the Botanical Art at the Bloom Show in Dublin - plus a brief profile of each artist winning a medal.

I'll be back tomorrow to add in more award-winning images from this show.

The exhibition also includes paintings by floral artists which are listed at the end

Gold Medal Winner and Best in Show at Bloom 2018

Shevaun Doherty - Teloschistes chrysophthalmus, Golden Eye lichen.

Shevaun not only won the only Gold Medal and Best in Show Award (her second Best in Show - she won in 2017 as well) - she also sold the painting to a major botanical art collector! I can't help feeling that apart from the exquisite painting of this lichen that one of the things which appealed to the Judges was that I don't think anybody has painted a lichen before for the show - and yet lichens grow everywhere in Ireland!

I always feel some pride when Shevaun does well as it is one of my blog posts (note the first comment!) which originally stimulated her to apply to do the SBA Diploma - for which she was awarded a Distinction. Since then she has done extremely well in terms of being awarded previous Gold Medals at Bloom (2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017) and prizes elsewhere and developing workshops and tuition for aspiring botanical artists - especially those wanting to learn how to paint on vellum.

Shevaun Doherty - Gold Medal and Best in Show for Teloschistes chrysophthalmus, Golden Eye lichen

Silver Gilt Medal Winners at Bloom 2018

Fionnuala Broughan - Silver Gilt

Fionnuala Broughan - Davallia sp. , Hare's foot fern
Fionnuala is a relatively new recruit to botanical art and says she is inspired by Asuka Hishiki, Masumi Yamanaka, Siobhán Larkin, Patricia Newman, Sarah Simblet. I love the fact that her facebook account is named after a plant! https://www.facebook.com/erica.cinerea

Shevaun Doherty - Crocus vernus, Dutch crocus - watercolour on vellum
Shevaun's other entry gained a Silver Gilt medal.

Shevaun Doherty - Silver Gilt

Siobhan Larkin - Hydrangea
Siobhan works in watercolour pencils and won Best in Show in 2016 and 2015! She has also exhibited at the 15th International Exhibition of Botanical Art & Illustration at the Hunt Institute of Botanical Documentation in Pittsburgh, PA. She is not a fan of being online - hence no website.

Siobhan Larkin - Silver Gilt

Elaine Mackey - Silver Gilt

Elaine Moore Mackey - Arisarum probiscideum, Mousetail Plant
Elaine started Botanical Illustration in 2013 and she completed a course at the Burren College of Art in 2014. She has just graduated from the Distance Learning Diploma run by the Society of Botanical Artists (UK).

Holly Somerville - Iris 'Turkish Blue'
Holly Somerville was born in Dublin and now lives in Wicklow. She is a botanical artist, illustrator and teacher. Her academic accreditation as a botanical artist comes from scientific and artistic perspectives. She has an MA in Botany from Somerville College, Oxford and a BA in Visual Communication from Edinburgh College of Art, where she specialised in illustration and photography. In the past she has worked in the herbarium of the Botany Department of Trinity College, Dublin. She has produced very many botanically correct pen and ink drawings for publications about Irish Flora and researchers at Trinity College and other universities around the world. She's also exhibited regularly and extensively in both Ireland and Ulster.

Holly Somerville - Silver Gilt

Silver Medal Winners at Bloom 2018

Jane Stark - Silver

Jane Stark - Anthurium hybrid
Jane Stark is a botanical artist living in the west of Ireland. A graduate of the Ontario College of Art in Toronto, Canada, she has worked in graphic design and natural history illustration in Canada, the US and Ireland, specialising in high quality publication design. She is a founding member of the Irish Society of Botanical Artists (ISBA) and is currently President of ISBA. She has also been a leading light in getting the two ISBA books published Aibítir: The Irish Alphabet in Botanical Art and Plandaí Oidhreachta, Irish Heritage Plants. She is also the curator of the annual Claregalway Botanical Art Expo, held in conjunction with the Galway Garden Festival at Claregalway Castle.

Lynn Stringer
- ‘Douglas Fir’- painting sold
- 'Iris "Haute les voiles"’
Lynn is Chair of the Irish Society of Botanical Artists. She lives and works in County Wicklow. She studied Fine Art at DIT College of Marketing and Design in Dublin as a mature student and graduated with a first in painting. She regularly holds botanical art classes and exhibits her work at various plant fairs in Ireland (see website for details). She won an RHS Silver Medal in 2013 when she exhibited six paintings about Kilmacurragh and the Plant Hunters from her long term project to paint plants from Kilmacurragh (part of the National Botanic Gardens). She's a member of ISBA and ASBA. See An Interview with Lynn Stringer

Lynn Stringer with one of her two Silver Medal Paintings at Bloom 2018

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Niki Simpson and Juliet Williamson win Jill Smythies Award 2018

31/5/2018

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Every year the The Jill Smythies Award is awarded to one or more botanical illustrators - for outstanding botancal illustrations in publications.

Last week, on 24th May 2018, the Annual Anniversary Meeting of the Linnean Society started with the presentation of annual medals, recognising outstanding contributions to the Natural Sciences by a variety of different people.

The Jill Smythies Award was founded in 1988 and awards a prize of £1000 to a botanical artist for outstanding illustrations.

I've now created a page about the The Jill Smythies Award which lists the people who have received the award to date and how nominations are made. The list includes some famous names in the world of contemporary botanical art have received the award plus a lot of very experienced botanical illustrators who work in Botanic Gardens across the world. It finishes with a summary biography of Jill Smythies.

I've checked and you don't have to be a fellow to nominate somebody for the Award!

Niki Simpson receive her Jill Smythies Award

Niki Simpson

Juliet Williamson

Juliet Williamson receiving her Jill Smythies Award

The Jill Smythies Award 2018

For 2018, the Council agreed to make two awards: to

Niki Simpson - who has developed a technique for digital botanical images similar to conventional botanical illustration plates.
Juliet Williamson - who illustrated The Kew Plant Glossary: An Illustrated Dictionary of Plant Identification Terms - which contains 700 of her line drawings.

Juliet seems to be quite a private person and there's very little about her online other. However my 'sources' say she's been producing botanical illustrations for Kew for years - dating back to 2002. (However I'm very happy to correct any inaccuracies).

Niki is pretty well known within the botanical illustration community for being the first person to recreate botanical illustration using digital imaging technology and software.

Niki with a display of her digital botanical illustrations for the viewing by the Fellows of the Linnean Society. Photo copyright Niki Simpson.

The aim is for scientific, reference-standard images. Each composite illustration is a comprehensive plant portrait of a single taxon or plant species, showing the diagnostic and, where space allows, the characteristic features of that plant. All parts and dissections are shown to scale by a metric scale bar, and where appropriate, the notable parts are colour referenced. In addition, each illustration contains a time bar showing the month/s of flowering, a title block and symbols indicating the plant's life form and sexual arrangement.
Visual Botany - Artist Statement

I've previously featured Niki's work on my page about Artists using Other Media which highlights her exhibition catalogue Niki Simpson: Digital Diversity | Exhibition Catalogue on Issuu. I spent a lovely afternoon in the Linnean Society when her book was published - looking at the way she manages to develop her plates. - which is a complex process.

Finally - the medallists from all the different categories have a group photo - and this is the one for 2018.

The Linnean Society Medallists 2018 (24 May 2018)

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Exhibits at the RHS Botanical Art Show 2018

28/5/2018

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I've been sent the list of finalised exhibits for the upcoming RHS Botanical Art Show (10-12 July) in London. Below you can find:

the list of exhibits - organised by continent and then country of the approved (selected) exhibitors. The number of exhibitors now totals
a commentary on categorisation of exhibit names by me (a new web-page is taking shape...)

There are three gold medal winning exhibits in this picture of the RHS Botanical Art Show 2017 - but maybe not the ones you think....

Tickets are now on sale for The RHS Botanical Art Show at RHS Plant and Art Fair at the RHS Horticultural Halls (RHS Lindley Hall, SW1P 2QW and RHS Lawrence Hall SW1P 2QD)

10 July 2018 (Late) 5pm–9pm
11 July 2018 11am–8pm
12 July 2018 11am–6pm

I'm going to be there every day!
Note: Tickets for the Botanical Art Seminar are sold out.

EUROPE (24 exhibitors)

Former RHS Gold Medal Winners are indicated by GM after their name plus the year they won it (if known).

For more information on the exhibitors see my previous post Exhibiting artists at RHS Botanical Art Show 2018. I think we've lost three exhibitors from the list released earlier. It's not uncommon people to drop out at a late stage. Last year two of the exhibitors had serious illness/deaths in their close family.

United Kingdom (20)

Vanda Adamson - Drawings of Arisaemas
Margaret Bickerton - National Collection of Medlars Through the Seasons
Christina Hart-Davies - Common British Corticolous Lichens
Bridget Gillespie GM (2017 - Best painting RHS 2017) - A year in the Yorkshire Hedgerow
Maureen Hallahan - Fruits in Illuminated Manuscripts
Pam Hargreaves - The Changing Face of the Quintessential British Vegetable Garden
Sarah Howard GM (2016) - A Norfolk Arboretum

Sarah Howard won an RHS Gold Medal in 2016 with her Horn of Africa Aloes

Sarah Jane Humphrey - Medicinal Fruits and their symbiosis with Pollinators
Catherine Kellie - Peony Portraits Paeonia: Paeoniaceae P. suffriticosa (Tree Peony), P. lactiflora (Chinese Herbacious Peony) and Hybrids to include Intersectionall (Itoh) Peonies
Michael Lakin - The Life Cycle of Edible Legumes
Christianne Lim - Paeonia lactiflora: pre -1900 and early post -1900
Nicola Macartney - Plants Collected by John Jeffrey
Maggie Niagassas - Mediterranean plants in Autumn, from the South Pelion Kalderimia, Greece
Janne Richardson - Aesculus hippocastanum
Laura Silburn GM (2013, 2014) - AGM Dryopteris: species and cultivars of Dryopteris ferns with an Award of Garden Merit
Sylvia Sroka - Crassulaceae genus Echeveria
Frances Thomas - Native Scottish Pixie-cup Lichens of the genus Cladonia
Simon Williams - Nepenthes
South West Society of Botanical Artists (SWSBA)

Laura Silburn won her first RHS Gold Medal for "Varieties of Hardy Geranium that have received the RHS Award of Garden Merit"

Austria (1)

Daniela Denzel - Hippeastrum Cultivars

Italy (2)

Angela Petrini - Rice of Italy - Cultivars Old and New
Gabriella Tesser - Physalis alkekengi, From Spring to Winter

Netherlands (1)

Esmee Winkel GM (2014, 2016) - Bee Orchids

Esmee Winkel won her second Gold Medal for her display of pen and ink drawings of rare and endangered orchids at RHS London Botanical Art Show 2016

ASIA (12 exhibitors)

Hong Kong (1)

Mark Isaac-Williams - The Flower, the Pollinator and the Fruit

Japan (7)

Hideo Horikoshi GM (2015 - Best painting in Show 2015) - The Classical Chrysanthemums in Japan
Yuko Inujima - Acorn bearing Trees in Japan
Mayumi Ishii GM (2017) - Roses
Tomoko Nakamoto - Irises in Japan
Yoshikazu Ohkawara - Pandanaceae
Rika Takanohashi - Fruits and Flowers
Michie Yamada - Wild Roses in Japan

Republic of Korea (3 as of 1 June 2018)

Hae Kyung Kim - Cypripedium from the Far East [UPDATE: Withdrawn]
Sumi Kim - Camellia of Jeju Island
Keahyung Lee - Native Plants of Korea
Hye-Woo Shin GM (2013 - Best Exhibit; 2014 - Best Exhibit) - Plants in Dokdo Island

Thailand (1 )

Sansanee Deekrajang GM (2016) - Tropical palms (Arecaceae)

Best Exhibit in Show in 2014 - by Hye Woo Shin GM (2013,2014) - the images in a row at the bottom are images of the six paintings as cards for sale

AUSTRALASIA (3 exhibitors)

Australia (1 )

Angela Lober - Native Food Plants of Australia

New Zealand (2 )

Jenny Haslimeier - Native Tree Flowers of New Zealand
Sue Wickison GM (2008) - Plants of the Holy Qur'an

AMERICAS (2 exhibitors)

Brazil (1)

Hiroe Sasaki - Trees from the Atlantic Rain Forest

USA (1)

Lara Call Gastinger GM (2007) - Seeing Plants; a year in Virginia

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Commentary on exhibit names and choices

I've started a new page which creates a record of Exhibit Titles at former RHS Botanical Art Shows.

I'm trying to come up with a categorisation for them - and below is what I've got so far.
I'd much appreciate any suggestions for an improvement on this.

Titles are currently being categorised as follows:

Family and/or Genus Name
Exhibits related to a specific Location
Exhibits about Habit/Life Cycle/Growth
Exhibits about Medicinal Plants
Common Name
Generic Name (eg Vegetables; Orchids) - split between Flowering Plants; Vegetables; Fruit; and Other
Theme Names - related to Botany and/or Plant-Hunting
Theme Names - unrelated to either Botany or Horticulture
Unspecific / Media related
Mixed Plant Names

I'm also noting those exhibit names which are awarded a Gold Medal to see if there is any pattern around the focus of the exhibit and the award of a medal.

To dates specific species in specific locations are way out in front in the Gold Medal stakes - but this might change!

I'll write further about this when I've transcribed all the exhibit titles I have a record of!

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Nataneal Nascimento wins Margaret Flockton Award 2018

24/4/2018

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Brazilian scientific illustrator Natanael Nascimento has won the Margaret Flockton Award 2018.

This Award and Exhibition at the Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney is very prestigious and attracts submissions from scientific botanical illustrators from all over the world - as demonstrated by the prizewinners below.

Margaret Flockton Award 2018
for Scientific Botanical Illustration

This is very much an award for the professional botanical illustrator since it is very much focused on the plates produced for the record and for scientific botanical publications.

What happens is that illustrators from around the world

digitally submit scientifically accurate taxonomic illustrations
i.e. highly detailed black and white drawings primarily undertaken in pen and ink, pencil or digitally rendered.
that accompany a published taxonomic description of the plant,
with the drawing clearly highlighting all of the distinctive features of the species.

The Criteria used to judge the Award are listed below:

Accurate interpretation and portrayal of the plant characters and diagnostic features highlighted in the botanical description
Technical merit
Artistic merit
Composition
Reproducibility

See A Guide to Scientific Illustration for more information on judging criteria.

First Prize $5,000 (AUS)

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Exhibiting artists at RHS Botanical Art Show 2018

28/2/2018

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These are the names of the exhibiting artists at the RHS Botanical Art Show in 2018. This year the show has changed dates and instead of February is now one between 10th and 12th July 2018 - at the RHS London Plant and Art Fair at the RHS Lindley Hall, SW1P 2QW and the RHS Lawrence Hall SW1P 2QD

Tickets are on sale now - I've already got mine!

View of the RHS Botanical Art Show 2017

RHS Botanical Art Show Exhibitors July 2018

There are 44 exhibitors in total which (I think) is a lot more than in previous years. There is going to be some serious competition - there are a number of former Gold Medal Winners (former RHS Gold Medal Winners have GM after their name).

In addition, so far I've counted at least two former winners of Best Painting (Bridget Gillespie in 2017 and Hideo Hirokoshi in 2015) and one artist who has won best exhibit twice (Hye Woo shin in )

I'm listing the exhibiting artists by country of origin to demonstrate the worldwide appeal of this very prestigious exhibition. Nobody else requires exhibitors to produce six high quality artworks on a theme. I highly recommend that those wanting to exhibit with the RHS in future visit the exhibition if they can - and if they can't take a look at my blog posts about previous exhibitions. (see the end of this blog post for more information)

The number per country is as follows:

19 x UK + 1 group
7 x Japan
4 x Korea
2 x Italy
2 x New Zealand
2 x Turkey
1 x Australia
1 x Austria
1 x Brazil
1 x Hong Kong
1 x Thailand
1 x USA

UK (19 artists and 1 group)

Sarah Howard at the 2016 Show with three of her six Horn of Africa Aloes which won her a Gold Medal

Vanda Adamson - exhibited French hedgerow flowers and fruit in 2015 and won a Silver Bedal
Margaret Bickerton - Won a bronze medal in 2016 for Artichokes
Christina Hart-Davies GM - I have one of her paintings hanging in my home! She has three previous Gold Medals for paintings of mosses and lichens plus an RHS Gold Medal and a World Orchid Conference Bronze for paintings of European and Australian Terrestrial orchids
Bridget Gillespie GM (Best painting RHS 2017) - Bridget has been a botanical artist since 1992 Last year she won a Gold for her exhibit Root Vegetables Life Cycle and won the Best Painting in Show award for her beetroot. She has two previous Gold Medals for plums and pears. She's currently featured on the RHS page about this year's show. Bridget teaches botanical art at the Helmsley Walled Garden in Yorkshire
Maureen Hallahan - (Note: I'd ignore the reference to membership of the RHS on the first page. I'm a member of the RHS because I pay my subscription. I suspect she means working towards a place in the exhibition.)
Pam Hargreaves - Note: website seems to be dead
Sarah Howard GM (2017- Sarah was the illustrator for the Flora of Ethiopia & Eritrea 1997-2000. She completed the RBGE Diploma in botanical illustration in 2014. In 2015 she won a a Silver Gilt at BISCOT and in 2016, she won an RHS GM for her Horn of Africa Aloes. (see my interview with her)
Sarah Jane Humphrey - Has a degree in BA(Hons) Scientific and Natural History Illustration and success in translating her paintings in commercial products. Published her fist book age 21 and has a track record of a steady commissions. She's represented by the Wildlife Art Company. She won a Silver Gilt Medal in 2017
Catherine Kellie - Commended at BISCOT for an exhibit of Spring flowers
Michael Lakin - Has been teaching botanical art for over 12 years. Author of a number of "how to" botanical painting books
Christianne Lim - no website
Nicola Macartney - In 2012 Nicola graduated with distinction from the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh's Diploma in Botanical Illustration
Maggie Niagassas - Graduated from the SBA Diploma in 20108. Awarded an RHS Silver Medal for six watercolours of Streliztia Reginae in 2016.
Janne Richardson - Graduating with a BA Honours Graphic Design in 1980, she specialised in Medical & Scientific Illustration. In 2014 she graduated with Distinction from the RBGE Diploma Course
Surjit Riyait - no website
Laura Silburn GM (2013, 2014) - Laura is a Fellow of the Eden Project Florilegium Society. She won a gold medal Varieties of Hardy Geranium that have received the RHS Award of Garden Merit in 2013 and in Oct. 2014 won a Gold Medal and the Best in Show Exhibit for Aristolochia species from botanic gardens in England. Read her interview with me in 2014 which includes a link to her interview in The Plantsman about painting the hardy geraniums which he a Gold Medal in 2013.
Sylvia Sroka - member of the South West Society of Botanical Artists
Fran Thomas - Fran won a Gold Medal and the for best exhibit at BISCOT 2017
Simon Williams - Simon is the Director of the Society of Botanical Artists's Distance Learning Diploma Course
South West Society of Botanical Artists (SWSBA) - formed in 2006 to promote and encourage a high standard in botanical art throughout the South West of England. We had an excellent group exhibit that won a Gold Medal last year. Can SWSBA equal this performance?

Laura Silburn GM with three of her watercolour paintings of Aristolochias of British Botanic Gardens Laura is viewing her two paintings which were purchased by Dr Shirley Sherwood

Americas (2 artists)

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