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As you can see the proportions are off and values aren’t necessarily interesting to view. I was struck by the ease that one of the sample journal artists drew his birds. They were believable images. I really want to capture the essence of what I am seeing. My feelings about the subject. So much to learn and practice as I ease into another phase of life. How can I share the importance of small spider mites? Anytime I post a drawing I am afraid of what I didn’t accomplish or portray. Once it is posted it is available to the world at large for critical view.
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MarkParticipantI have always been interested in the natural world. I have, even though I have an Art degree, felt my drawings skills were lacking. I started taking course work at the School of Botanical Art and Illustration offered by the Denver Botanic Gardens. I still fall into old habits of heavy line work and dark values. I am hoping to refine my ability to see proportions, line weight, and value use by starting a new habit of drawing each day.in reply to: Style Your Journal Your Way #833156
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MarkParticipantI am trying to connect my ongoing coursework at the Denver Botanic Garden's School of Botanical Art and Illustration to a daily practice of observation and sketching. I saw this course and felt that it would start me working on a new habit. The habit of slowing down and watching the world around me. I work in the Information Technology field and it feels like we are running at full speed all the time. I am hoping to take a breath and record those little daily miracles that surround us via this class.in reply to: Style Your Journal Your Way #829232
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