Tag: Betsy Rogers Knox

  • Friday, June 6, 10:00 am – 3:30 pm – Garden Journaling: Flowering Trees & Shrubs

    Use your journal to capture the delicate beauty of early June at a Hollister House workshop on June 6 from 10 – 3:30. Combining pen and watercolor, we will create impressions of the beautiful flowering trees and shrubs abundant in the Hollister House gardens. We’ll start with a lesson in the barn on journaling tips and techniques, followed by a slow meander through the gardens to observe and note different buds and flowers, adding to our journals along the way. Your instructor will provide plenty of drawing and watercolor tips, both inside the barn and outside in this beautiful garden setting. All skill levels are welcome, and beginners are encouraged to join!

    Bring a bag lunch. Water and snacks provided.

    Required Materials: Journal and pen. You may bring your own or purchase a set for $35 when you register. We suggest a Micron 01 or 02 pen. Please click on the registration page for details and a full list of recommended materials.

    Betsy Rogers-Knox is a botanical artist with a fascination for the full lifecycle of plants and the ecosystems they inhabit. She holds a Certificate in Botanical Illustration from The New York Botanical Garden and her work has been exhibited widely across the U.S. and internationally, including the ASBA International Exhibitions, NYBG Triennials, and the RHS Botanical Art Exhibit in London, where her paintings of Beckley Bog earned the Judges’ Special Award for their educational and ecological value. Betsy’s illustrations are held in the permanent collections of the RHS Lindley Library and the Hunt Institute.

    HHG Members $90, Non-Members $120, Journal and Pen $35. Registration at https://hollisterhousegarden.org/event/garden-journaling-flowering-trees-and-shrubs/

  • Tuesday, February 4, 9:30 am – 1:30 pm Eastern – Introduction to Composition, Online

    Betsy Rogers-Knox will lead you in exploring a range of basic principles and techniques through observation of Great Masters’ works of art and a variety of short exercises designed to open your eyes to the importance of composition. This Massachusetts Horticultural Society virtual class will take place Tuesday, February 4 from 9:30 am – 1:30 pm Eastern. $80 for Mass Hort members, $100 for nonmembers, Register at https://www.masshort.org/upcoming-classes/