Katerina Spirtus
A wonderful artist and our partner, the founder of “Botanical Watercolour Studio” in Kyiv. Member of the English Botanical Society SBA. Member of the German Society of Botanical Art VBKD and prize winner of the ASBA award. She graduated from art college and the National Academy of Visual Arts and Architecture. She has taken part in more than 50 international exhibitions. During this time, the artist visited more than 15 international plein airs and conducted 20 master classes, including international ones.
She has held 7 personal exhibitions with master classes in the UAE, the Netherlands, and Ukraine. The winner of numerous competitions, she was the curator of the international project “Botanical Histories”. The works of Kateryna Spirtus are in galleries and private collections in Ukraine, Holland, Italy, the USA, Austria, the UAE, England, Turkey, Germany, Israel, and New Zealand.
ROSA company is sincerely grateful to Katerina Spirtus for her cooperation and trust, for the incredibly gentle and elegant Protea, which creates the mood and forms the image of the thematic set of ROSA Gallery professional watercolour paints of the Botanical series of 14 and 28 colours intended for connoisseurs of botanical illustration.
The palette of sets was formed according to Katerina Spirtus’s recommendations and is ideal for creating various botanical illustrations: flowers, leaves, roots, and buds. The colours are selected according to the requirements of the technique and the preferences of its connoisseurs are taken into account.
The lightness and multi-layering characteristics of botanical illustration are provided by the transparency of watercolour paints. Purity in the mixtures is achieved by the dominance of a single-pigment colour in the palette.
The quality of watercolour paints, palette selection, and metal case with palette lids, ROSA Gallery Botanical watercolour paint sets will be an exquisite gift for a professional artist and an ideal solution for beginners who are mastering watercolour painting.
