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  • Theresa
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    @Karin Thanks! The real one sure scared me.

  • Theresa
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    I enjoyed this process, but got stuck being a little too detailed too early. Might try drawing more loosely and concentrating on more major differences at first. 20210915_120927
  • Theresa
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    Ran into a tarantula on the trail. Tried to sketch one using lessons so far.20210827_091859
  • Theresa
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    I tried drawing the vegetable exercise. It's going take some practice, but starting to see how to make objects appear 3D with shading, light and dark.20210825_080255
  • Theresa
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    I don't have any drawing or sketching experience, so I felt uncomfortable doing this exercise. But I'm glad I attempted it. Drawing forces you to look at more details than if you were just looking at a photo and it improves your observational skills. In areas in which your drawing skills are weak, you can write what feature you were trying to portray. On the other hand, photos are 3D and more lifelike looking. Nature journaling feels like a good way to pique your interests in the natural world. 20210813_201051
    in reply to: Jump Right in! #832434
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