Posted November 6, 2009 by Lily Parra, Exhibitions, Art & Library Collections Admin Assistant

"Cecropia palmata" by Constance Sayas. Watercolor.
Be sure to visit the Gates Garden Court Gallery this weekend to view this year’s annual exhibition of botanical illustration by students and instructors. A range of media are presented in the show, ranging from colored pencil and watercolor, to graphite and pen and ink. Many of these original works are available for sale and purchases support Denver Botanic Gardens.
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Posted February 27, 2009 by Matt Cole, Director of Education

Song in the Garden by James Gurney
People love to use their imagination to create new worlds. It doesn’t matter if its a child creating a fairy garden or a grown-up gardener contemplating a new design for the spring: world-building is a favorite activity of almost everyone. And the right blend of imagination and realistic techniques can make the world as compelling as our own.
James Gurney created not merely art and books, but an entire phenomenon by pairing children’s fantasy and scientific illustration techniques into reconstruction of the imaginary Dinotopia.
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