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- Dianne Sutherland
- United Kingdom
- Welcome to my blog, here you can view and read about my work and also find information on painting and botanical art. I originally started this blog back in January 2009 while I was a student on the on the Society of Botanical Artist's distance learning diploma course. It was really just a personal record of my journey through the course and helped to motivate me at times when enthusiam was low. Writing always seems to add a bit of order so it works for me! I also wanted to see if I could find any other students on the course in the hope that it might be of some interest to fellow and future students. I graduated from the course in 2011 and continue to use the blog to chart my progress and to write about any art related stuff that I think might be of interest.
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This is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful piece!!! I admire your work, Dianne :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing work -you will definately get a distinction!!! Congrats on the award too....
ReplyDeleteWow! This is spectacular! I've enrolled in a Botanical Illustration course and can't wait to get started.
ReplyDeleteDianne, this is great. I love a botanical illustration in color with many details. Beautiful.
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