Keva
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1. Drawing from the photo felt alright, however, it made me really fussy about the accuracy of what I was drawing. Am I drawing what is there, or what I think is there. I was curious about whether or not I was paying enough attention to detail.
2. The overall drawing experience was fair, I found the shape of the bird a bit challenging. I didn't't make very much notes either.
3. The lichen. I would have noticed this perhaps, but if I was out in the field I think I might have been captivated by the warbler. -
1. I'm not sure when or where I first came across John Muir Laws book, I believe I was doing some research on the Arts + Sciences and I sort of got stuck on it. But never really dived in until much recently, when I changed jobs and had more time to spend in nature. I was learning about all sorts of flora and fauna and wanted to learn more about the practice. 2. I really loved all the journals, I'm most drawn to the flexibility in how to set up your journal and how folks made it work for them instead of giving up the practice altogether. I sort of haphazardly draw things, and so I'm hoping to put some planning and routine observations into practice.
1. Drawing from the photo felt alright, however, it made me really fussy about the accuracy of what I was drawing. Am I drawing what is there, or what I think is there. I was curious about whether or not I was paying enough attention to detail.
2. The overall drawing experience was fair, I found the shape of the bird a bit challenging. I didn't't make very much notes either.
3. The lichen. I would have noticed this perhaps, but if I was out in the field I think I might have been captivated by the warbler. 
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