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https://www.jacksonsart.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Olivia-Rose-Austin-rose-study.jpg1200792For the second interview of our series 'The Boundaries of Botanical Art' Jackson's caught up with Dianne Sutherland! Dianne first learned to paint intricate floral patterns on china in the 1980s when she trained as a technician with the Royal Doulton, Staffordshire. Since then she moved to Scotland and established herself as as artist, illustrator and tutor specialising in Botanical subjects; her career has included some impressive feats such as being accepted, exhibited and awarded four medals by the Royal Horticultural Society Picture Committee, being elected as a full member of the Society of Botanical Artists and being invited to join the Sydney Royal Botanic Garden Florilegium.