The recent SONSI exhibit of nature and science illustrations has come to an end, at least for one location. During the exhibit, people who visited the Giants Rib Discovery Centre had the opportunity to vote for their favorite works of art by filling out a People’s Choice ballot. SONSI doesn’t typically offer prizes to the winners except bragging rights; this year, however, at least some of the winning entries will be published in the Spring 2016 issue of Niagara Escarpment Views magazine.

I’m happy to report that two of my works were among the winners. First place went to this beautiful painting by Kathryn Chorney. There was a three-way tie for second place, including another of Kathryn’s pieces and the following two of mine:

Trillium erectum

Red Trillium – watercolor and gouache painting © Emily S. Damstra

 

Illustration of Davisville, a settlement of First Nations peoples along Ontario's Grand River in about 1825.

Illustration of Davisville, a settlement of First Nations peoples along Ontario’s Grand River in about 1825 © Emily S. Damstra

We’re planning to move the exhibit to Ball’s Falls Conservation Area, but haven’t yet settled on dates.

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okaypolliwog

Congratulations, Emily! An especially fine trillium . . . I love the lighting on the leaves.

Amelia

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