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In the coming winter months, deep crevices in the bark of mature trees will shelter beetles, moth pupae and hibernating spiders. This is a life-saving food supply for birds that remain in the frozen north all season. One of the most common...
This time of year, across the entire Northern Hemisphere (and a considerable portion of the Southern Hemisphere as well) roadsides and pastures are hemmed along the edges by a tall, woody shrub. In early summer, its clumps of white flowerhe...
We’ve used foundation drawings for scarlet morning glories and pale morning glories. What about white morning glories? Here are some ways to tackle them. The soft foundation drawing is basically the same, but the underlying colors are diffe...
Another day, another morning glory, another colored pencil technique: this one is for those delicate pinks, those pale lavenders… the flowers that might be overwhelmed by a brown foundation drawing.
Four videos and two printables. Enjoy!...
Before we talk about art supplies, listen:
Even years after you stop chasing it, your life’s dream may come and find you. It recently happened to me. I’m still not entirely sure I believe it.
My mother was a writer and I grew up among gre...
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Happily living in a tiny cabin with two dogs and a stack of sketchbooks, I am a fulltime artist/naturalist specializing in birds, butterflies, botanicals and small furry creatures. Draw with me!
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