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April was a wonderfully busy month in the tiny studio (new drawing adventures ahead) and suddenly we are well into May and I haven’t updated my phenology wheel.
If you happened to miss the previous three monthly updates, let me fill you i...
This week, I’m uploading my full video course Butterflies in Colored Pencil to 32artcourses.substack.com and I wanted to share a free sample lesson. Have fun!
Our drawing subject is a tropical moth with a dazzling color and pattern. I had...
Meadowlark Part 2, a continuation of my previous post
Watercolor’s softness contrasts perfectly with the bold, rustic lines of ink resist. Here’s how to finish your meadowlark with a blush of color and the addition of smaller details:
(It's part of the process when you're doing ink resist)
Today’s meadowlark project features an unusual technique that has become one of my favorites: ink resist. (It is also sometimes called gouache resist.) The final “reveal” step, in whi...
In preparation for our next ink and watercolor project
Out here, my noisy neighbors are all grassland birds: mornings are filled with the electrical buzzer call of red-winged blackbirds, the familiar “bob-white” of quail, and the wistful s...
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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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