From strictly botanical to expression and impression, Kerri’s paintings explore different approaches to interpreting the flora of her garden and beyond.
Today’s Masters |Fine Art Connoisseur Magazine, August 2017
A Garden of Artistry Grows by Kelly Compton presents “beautiful well researched images made by some of the brightest botanical talents working today.” Kerri’s painting of Parrot Tulips is among the 16 works featured.
Queen of the Night by artist Kerri Weller© 2025.
28th International Exhibition of Botanical Art, American Society of Botanical Artists, Marin Art and Garden Center, Ross, California
September 26 – November 23
My oil painting of Epiphyllum oxypetalum made the jury’s cut for this exhibition. A night blooming cacti it was started from a single leaf given to me in 1999. 25 years later it bloomed and I finally got to paint it!
Heritage Beets is Canada’s image for Botanical Art Worldwide 2025, an international exhibit collaboration in which 34 countries concurrently present art exhibitions about their heritage and ancient crops. Crop Diversity Canada launches its online exhibition May 18.
Botanical Art Techniques: A Comprehensive Guide |
American Society of Botanical Artists (ASBA)
Kerri was thrilled to be one of the 50 artists included. Edited by the formidable ASBA team of Carol Woodin and Robin Jess, this 416 page book is rightly described as “A beautifully illustrated, one-of-a-kind practical guide to a variety of techniques used in botanical art and illustration.” Published by Timber Press, 2020. Read the review: botanicalartandartists.com.
