Botanical Artist Creates Flora And Fauna Illustrations


By Andy Soth | July 15, 2014

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Kandis Elliot understands she has an “old-timey” job.  Back in the 1800’s scientists relied on artists to illustrate textbooks and wall charts, but in the digital age, much of that work has been replaced by photos.  Elliot is one of the few biological artists left, and she believes her paintings bring plants alive in a way that could never be achieved digitally.

Andy Soth

Andy Soth is a reporter for the “Wisconsin Life” project who grew up in a neighboring state but now loves Wisconsin because it’s like Minnesota without the smugness.  He joined PBS Wisconsin in 1991 and has spent time at work in the operations, digital, production services, history, news, and local...
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