Plants & Comic Books
Were you into comic books when you were a kid? I was not. I couldn’t get into the “Zoom”, “Pow”, “Boom” nature of the comic books I did encounter back then. The genre is much more than this, however,...
View ArticleTree Books for Kids
During Monday’s Ask The Artist with Bruce Lyndon Cunningham, Bruce introduced us to his user-friendly guide to North American gymnosperms. While the guide created by Dr. Elray S. Nixon and Bruce can be...
View ArticleReview of New Orchid Book
ArtPlantae has been invited to review Orchids of Western Australia, a book to be published by the University of Western Australia Press. Written by three prominent Australian orchidologists, this new...
View Article“Botanical Drawing in Color” is a Comprehensive Guide to Botanical Illustration
Colored pencil isn’t just a medium to use, it is also a learning tool. It allows you to teach drawing skills and teach about color at the same time. – Wendy Hollender Just as her first book is an...
View ArticleFruitarians, Hunters, Politics & You
Most of us do not know a fruit hunter, much less a durianarian and their passion for durians. And what about fruitarians and their all-fruit diet? You might think you have very little in common with...
View ArticleThe Botanical Palette: Color for the Botanical Painter
Written by Margaret Stevens, in association with the Society of Botanical Artists (SBA), this book complements The Art of Botanical Painting (2004) also published by Stevens and the SBA. In their first...
View ArticleBook Review: Today’s Botanical Artists
While several books have been published about contemporary botanical art, both how-to books and books about international collections, there has never been a book highlighting the work of North...
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