The Wild Forgotten \ud83c\udf42
Natalie EslickA wildlife artist passionate about inspiring a deep and meaningful connection between the wild world you are a part of and your creativity.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 135 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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Blue-faced Honeyeaters are my Lions
On my walk this morning (where many of the essays start), I got to thinking about how we were not meant to grow in and on this Earth alone, and yet it feels like that is becoming, at least partially, a default. We are beings that require ca...
Wicked Chicken and the Practice of Knowing
There is what sounds like eleventy-thousand Sulphur-crested Cockatoo in the yard. I am staying inside so they don’t think I am here. I rarely get more than one or two show up, but very occasionally it is like someone put the word out on the...
Knowing rather than capturing
Grab a cup of tea (or something cooler if you are in the Northern Hemisphere), and lets have a gab.
Comfy? I would share my chocolate with you but I just ate the last piece. Sorry.
Getting to work on a new creative journal each month mean...
Why I sketch in coloured pencil
I don’t remember why exactly it started, or even when, really, though I was still working full time in my previous career, that I know - I started sketching wildlife in a single coloured pencil.
Graphite is my first love, always and still,...
Drawing my own wild eye
I did a thing today that I don’t remember doing before. I took some time to draw my own eye.
I have drawn literally hundreds of eyes, and a good 99.7% of them are wildlife, more-than-human-beings - and I love love love drawing and painting...
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Painter, writer, daughter of trees, wild at heart. Choosing to live a life filled with curiosity and compassion, beauty and wonder, and endless creativity. Will work for strawberries.
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