Cynthia
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I took art classes in both high school and college. However, I have learned so much more from this course. Liz Clayton Fuller is an amazing teacher. She thoroughly gave us in-depth instructions for drawing and watercolor skills and techniques. I especially benefited from from the lessons on adding color to my sketches. I think my biggest difficulty is being patient, and waiting for my watercolors to dry before moving to the next step. I enjoyed all the lessons, and looked forward to working on the class assignments. I hope to continue using all that I learned on future art projects. -
This was very helpful lesson. Working on 3-dimension and light and dark qualities.
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I enjoy drawing, and I love nature!So I hope to put the two together to create, document and expand my knowledge of the natural world. Plus, this course was a birthday gift from my husband Lucky me!
I spend a lot of time outdoors, and I rarely miss the chance to take in all the beauty that Mother Nature has to offer. I love to take the time to look, observe, and notice the subtle changes and happenings that occur around the lake, where I am so fortunate to live. I hope to keep a record of the flora and fauna on a regular basis. I plan to draw first, use watercolor and ink at times and add interesting information/facts about my subject matter. I also plan to record date, weather and location in my journal. I’m not sure of my format yet. I’m just going to see how it evolves.
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I like drawing from a photo. It is so much easier to draw a still subject rather than a moving subject. I do feel I spent too much time on details, and trying to get the drawing perfect. I hope to be more spontaneous, and draw/sketch more quickly/freely in the future. However, drawing from the photo gave me the opportunity to see more details on the bird. I especially focused on the beautiful brown streaks on its breast, and its very fine wing feathers. Such a wonderful little bird!
I took art classes in both high school and college. However, I have learned so much more from this course. Liz Clayton Fuller is an amazing teacher. She thoroughly gave us in-depth instructions for drawing and watercolor skills and techniques. I especially benefited from from the lessons on adding color to my sketches. I think my biggest difficulty is being patient, and waiting for my watercolors to dry before moving to the next step. I enjoyed all the lessons, and looked forward to working on the class assignments. I hope to continue using all that I learned on future art projects. 
This was very helpful lesson. Working on 3-dimension and light and dark qualities. 
So I hope to put the two together to create, document and expand my knowledge of the natural world. Plus, this course was a birthday gift from my husband Lucky me!
I spend a lot of time outdoors, and I rarely miss the chance to take in all the beauty that Mother Nature has to offer. I love to take the time to look, observe, and notice the subtle changes and happenings that occur around the lake, where I am so fortunate to live. I hope to keep a record of the flora and fauna on a regular basis. I plan to draw first, use watercolor and ink at times and add interesting information/facts about my subject matter. I also plan to record date, weather and location in my journal. I’m not sure of my format yet. I’m just going to see how it evolves. 
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