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Jean

Forum Role: Participant
Active Since: January 8, 2017
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Replies Created: 4

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  • Jean
    Participant
    I really enjoyed this. I had to wipe tray clean and start over a few times, but I found this exercise very useful and gave a lot of thought to it.palette 2
    in reply to: Capturing Nature’s Color Palettes #648998
  • Jean
    Participant
    This was very difficult. I tried to use proportion tricks from the last lesson but really struggled. The chest markings werevery complicated to includeupside down bird
    in reply to: Drawing What You See – Upside Down Drawing #648753
  • Jean
    Participant
    I enjoyed this activity. I selected two specimens of Holly from my garden. It was interesting to examine the many differences between the plants. The Winterberry was new to my garden so a fairly immature plant while the English Holly is very large and over 25 years old. I thought the difference in the leaves were especially interesting. I took some additional time to read about both species. I learned a bit about how to distinguish English Holly from native American Holly.IMG_2263
    in reply to: The Power of Comparison #648218
  • Jean
    Participant
    sketch yellow warbler
    in reply to: Jump Right in! #646333
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