by admin | May 14, 2026 | Blog Posts
This week on the blog, I’m sharing the three paintbrushes I rely on most for my botanical work. These are the brushes I personally use day to day, chosen for how beautifully they handle fine detail, subtle texture and the natural flow of watercolour. Every artist...
by admin | Mar 26, 2026 | Blog Posts
Starting with watercolour can feel very exciting, but also a little bit overwhelming. With so many paints, brushes and papers available, it’s tempting to buy everything at once. But the truth is, you really don’t need a studio full of supplies to create beautiful...
by admin | Feb 26, 2026 | Blog Posts
This week, a brief glimpse of sunshine amidst weeks of rain has me thinking about the beautiful flowers that will bloom as the year unfolds. As a botanical artist, the natural environment is my main source of creative inspiration. In the winter it can be difficult to...
by admin | Feb 14, 2026 | News
I was delighted to be featured on the blog of St Cuthberts Mill this month, as part of my role as one of their ambassadors. In the feature, I talk openly about my botanical art practice and share why their beautifully made paper play such an important role in my...
by admin | Jan 29, 2026 | Blog Posts
There are few flowers that draw attention quite like an Oriental lily. With their sweeping petals, delicate freckles and unmistakable presence, they feel like the perfect botanical subject. Sadly I have an allergy to lillies, but this doesn’t sway my love of...
