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  • Donna
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    Drawing from a photo allows me to more accurately draw what I'm seeing.  In nature, the subject is gone almost as soon as I have spotted it.  The photo made the drawing very relaxing.  I felt like I was seeing the bird and the branch she was resting on.  While a photograph always has the details, it is not nearly as personal. The drawing is my perception (and drawing skill) of what I am seeing and what is important in that moment.   I hope drawing in nature will improve my attention to the important details.
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  • Donna
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    I have made many attempts to keep a journal, but never followed through for more than a few weeks.  Memory is so limited without additional cues, so I think a nature journal would remind of all the everyday little things I see and then quickly forget.  It would provide a space to record all the little details that are lost, or barely noticed.  I would also like for it to become a 'jumping off' point for doing more art work, even simple drawings and watercolors.
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