Red tulips By Gigi Rosado Ogawa Kazumasa creating a visual rhythm that

creating a visual rhythm that is both didactic and quietly beautiful

unhurried style of 19th-century natural history

Translucent bells and trailing tendrils fill the composition in loose

between the weight of the subject and the lightness of Tracey's modern graphic sensibility

Sophie Robinson turns her lens on the English coastal margin — a landscape where nature asserts itself quietly against human presence

Red tulips By Gigi Rosado Ogawa Kazumasa creating a visual rhythm thatRed tulips cut upward through the picture plane with the confidence of a single, well chosen sentence. Gigi Rosado works in bold flat red almost a signal colour and sets it against muted greens and a restrained neutral ground that stops the composition from shouting. Pencil marks trace the curve of each stem and the gentle cup of every bloom, keeping the drawing hand made and alive. The portrait format suits the subject perfectly: tall stems, vertical