Technology: Six things you can do to help live a greener life
Guest blog is by Mark Harris of Awareness Toolkits who wanted to share [...]
Guest blog is by Mark Harris of Awareness Toolkits who wanted to share [...]
An Introduction to Brassicaceae Actually, before I start this blog I need [...]
The Living Wisdom of Trees: Commission In the summer, I completed more [...]
The Living Wisdom of Trees: Commission In the summer, I completed lots [...]
Illustrating a Hay Meadow: The Commission A recent commission to illustrate a hay [...]
Foraging with Kids Workshop at Hay Festival: Setting up Back in May, [...]
What are Neutral Tints? Neutral tints (or colours) are grey hues which [...]
Sweet peas are beautiful flowers, and a joy to paint. This blog is [...]
The Field Studies Council has recently published it’s latest chart; an overview of [...]
This is a Guest blog by DIY Garden. Illustrations by Lizzie Harper. White Admiral [...]
This brief blog is due to my my awe on discovering that Rosehips [...]
I’ve always loved periwinkle flowers, Vinca major. The blue is such a delicate [...]
Invasive and Japanese knotweeds are incredibly successful plants. Originally from Japan, China and [...]
Virginia creeper Parthenocissus quinquefolia and False Virginia creeper Parthenocissus inserta are common and [...]
This week’s blog looks at some of the health benefits and reduction of [...]
Gunnera is an extraordinary looking plant. With its gigantic leaves, and ability to [...]
Whenever I paint a plant, I tend to use the same approach. This [...]
My recent botanical illustration work for a Field Studies Chart (as yet unpublished) on Invasive [...]
If you’re doing a botanical illustration of a cluster of fruit, the first [...]
There are a whole load of different botanical terms used to describe flower [...]
Winter jasmine, Jasminum nudiflorum, is one of the only flowers in bloom in [...]
Illustrating birds is always wonderful. When it’s for a friend, is a bird [...]
My botanical illustrations and diagrams have recently been published in a book all [...]
This Guest blog is by Lillian Brooks. Get in touch with her on lillian@learningdisabilities.info According [...]
Greenery has always been associated with winter and christmas. This blog explores a [...]
Foraging with Kids has recently hit the bookshops. It’s written by Adele Nozedar, and illustrated [...]
Autumn leaves are incredibly beautiful. The form of the leaf coupled with their [...]