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  • Donna
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    This one was fun too!  Trying out these drawing skills, and with squinting it is easier to see where the highlights, light, and shadows should be placed.  I am beginning to feel more comfortable putting marks on the page, and realize I'm not being graded or in a competition makes this fun and worry-free.  I think I need to continue to work on this, as well as the other skills being taught in this course.  Practice, practice!  Thank you Liz for this course.  I initially signed up to help deal with stress, I love to draw and watercolor, but need more help in improving my work.  I also love nature and getting outside, so this is a win-win for me.   Shadow Light
  • Donna
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    Hi everyone!  I tried the newt, bird, bird of paradise, and springbok too.  They turned out not so great, but fun to do.  I tried to blind contour a whelk seashell, Christmas tree, and a cardinal.  Thank you!  :-)   Blind Drawing of Whelk and Christmas TreeBlind Drawing of Cardinal
  • Donna
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    Yellow Warbler I enjoyed drawing from the photo because the subject wasn't moving and it's easier to pick up details and shapes.  I thought seeing the shapes were easy, trying to figure out the light source direction and shading was a bit tricky for me.  I have never seen a yellow warbler, so drawing it will help me remember it if I ever see one.
    in reply to: Jump Right in! #923715
  • Donna
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    1.  I love nature and the peaceful feeling that I get reconnecting with nature. Nature journaling should allow me to slow down and improve my drawing and painting skills.   2.  I think I might try the boxing in style.  3.  Nothing different, but might evolve into something a bit different as I go along.
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