Chuyu
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I sat on the balcony and saw a jackdaw standing on the fence of the windowsill, and I took a picture and drew this against that picture. I just sit there and draw regardless the past of time. When I finish my drawing, I suddenly realized that it's beed 40 minutes. It's quick pleasure and relaxing to sit there and spend a while for looking out of my balcony and catch one moment of the nature. -
I'm getting more familiar with putting marks on my pictures. However, I'm still not very good at creating the 3D vision.
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It's a little bit hard to depict the feather of this bird but I think the part of general outline is OK. There are much more layers of birds' feather on their wings and that's a difficulty for me to draw them.
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I want to begin nature journaling since I really love those birds flying through the sky and I enjoy the process of painting. I think nature journaling is a great way to combine these two interests and this process help me to enhance my drawing skills. As an beginner, I don't many specific idea on how will I deal with my journal, but I think that will be an excellent experiences to explore different style of journaling and find the suitable one.
I sat on the balcony and saw a jackdaw standing on the fence of the windowsill, and I took a picture and drew this against that picture. I just sit there and draw regardless the past of time. When I finish my drawing, I suddenly realized that it's beed 40 minutes. It's quick pleasure and relaxing to sit there and spend a while for looking out of my balcony and catch one moment of the nature. 
I'm getting more familiar with putting marks on my pictures. However, I'm still not very good at creating the 3D vision. 
It's a little bit hard to depict the feather of this bird but I think the part of general outline is OK. There are much more layers of birds' feather on their wings and that's a difficulty for me to draw them. Viewing 4 posts - 1 through 4 (of 4 total)