Fine Art & Horticulture Explore four centuries of rare-book illustrations, paintings, prints, engravings, botanical illustration and more at Cornell Adult University's Cybertower. Free registration required.
Recognizing and
Avoiding Plagiarism - Instructional website provides basic guidelines on acknowledging sources and avoiding plagiarism. Includes interactive quiz.
greenmuseum.org - An exceptional collection of earth artists that spans a considerable gamut.
History of Horticulture - Fascinating course website from Purdue University plant breeder and historian Dr. Jules Janek. Janek's esoteric collection of images aptly illustrates the story. Lectures 37 through 42 are of particular interest, especially the lecture on botanical illustration. See also Janek's article, Caravaggio's Fruit: A Mirror on Baroque Horticulture in Chronica Horticulturae, 2004, v.44, no.4, p. 9+. [.pdf file, page down to page 9.]
Colour Museum - Feature-rich site on color theory in art and science.
The Writer in the Garden - A virtual exhibition
at the British Library. Learn how gardens have inspired authors and
view images in six chronological themes on this imaginative site.
Barbara Roux - Conservation artist dealing with issues of ecology.
Erica Fielder - Eco-artist merges artmaking with lifestyle and the natural sciences to encourage a heartfelt shift to ecologically ethical practices and integrated relationships between humans and the Earth.
Ellen Hoverkamp - Digital floral imagery using a flatbed scanner.