Mariko Aikawa took up botanical painting in 2004, following a career as a translator / interpreter at an Embassy in Tokyo. She became a Fellow of the Society of Botanical Artists (SBA), UK in 2009 and exhibited with them on numerous occasions.
Mariko Aikawa took up botanical painting in 2004, following a career as a translator / interpreter at an Embassy in Tokyo. She became a Fellow of the Society of Botanical Artists (SBA), UK in 2009 and exhibited with them on numerous occasions.
Capsules 蒴果
Pine cones and any other capsules are all so charming. They are small, round, and as if rolling away if pushed with a finger. I like them in graphite.
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1-Coast Banksia (Banksia integrifolia)
2-Longleaf pine （Pinus palustris）
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4-Southern magnolia
（Magnolia grandflora）
5-Banksia serrata
3-Eastern white pine （Pinus strobus）
相川眞理子 ティランジア
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