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Inspiring Workbook for Botanical Illustrators

February 14, 2008 by ArtPlantae Today

Artist/author, Wendy Hollender, has created a workbook that speaks directly to new illustrators. Novice illustrators can work with confidence as Hollender guides them patiently through each exercise. Hollender provides step-by-step instruction in how to create tone, how to draw apples & tulips, and how to apply color theory to workbook exercises.

Pre-order this book now through Monday March 10, 2008 at ArtPlantae Books and receive a signed copy of Botanical Drawing: A Beginner’s Guide for $50, plus shipping & handling. This offer applies only to the soon-to-be-released second edition of this workbook containing acid-free drawing paper (the first edition contained drawing paper and hot press watercolor paper). In this workbook, Hollender’s instruction and demonstrations are presented on colored pages above the book’s binding with practice areas and drawing paper below the binding.

Wendy Hollender is the coordinator of the Botanical Art and Illustration program at the New York Botanical Garden. She teaches botanical art at the New York Botanical Garden, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Westchester Arts Workshop, and leads workshops in exotic locations such as Trinidad, Block Island and Hawaii.

Pre-order this book now at ArtPlantaeBooks.com and you will be able to participate in the “Ask The Artist” event on Monday April 7, 2008. Select Books > Art > Pre-order event

Event Timeline

  • Feb 14: Pre-order opportunity announced
  • Mar 10: Last day to pre-order Botanical Drawing
  • Mar 11: An interview with Wendy Hollender at ArtPlantae Today
  • Mar 15 – 22: Second edition of Botanical Drawing is published; Wendy Hollender feverishly signs pre-ordered workbooks; workbooks shipped to ArtPlantae
  • Week of March 24: Signed workbooks shipped to ArtPlantae customers
  • April 7: “Ask the Artist” event; submit questions
  • April 15: Wendy Hollender responds to questions at ArtPlantae Today

Pre-Order Terms & Conditions:
All pre-orders to be mailed to a US address must be processed through the website of ArtPlantae Books at ArtPlantaeBooks.com. ArtPlantae Books is a verified Authorize.net merchant. Authorize.net safeguards customer information by utilizing the highest level of transaction processing security.

Mailing Suggestions:
We suggest selecting US Priority Mail as your mailing option during checkout if you want to have a chance to review your workbook before the “Ask the Artist” event. Delivery time for US Priority Mail is 2-3 days after your order has been processed and shipped. If you choose US Media Mail, delivery time is 3-9 days after your order has been processed and shipped. Longer to Hawaii and Alaska.

International Customers:
Please visit our Customer Care page to learn how international orders are processed. Because international orders have longer processing times and longer delivery times, you will not receive your signed workbook before the “Ask the Artist” event. You will, however, be able to benefit from the information generated by this event by visiting ArtPlantaeToday.com.

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