If I can't be a dragon-whisperer, can I at least befriend a talking dog?
The most difficult and crucial lesson for beginners is the importance of failure. You need to make a lot of mistakes. You need to feel good about those mistakes and recognize that they are opportunities to improve. You can’t allow those errors to overwhelm you and make you feel hopeless. ~Danny Gregory Note: He is... Continue Reading →
After two weeks of being seriously ill, I am getting back to my normal routine. I spent part of my time in bed watching creative videos on YouTube. I knew I was finally feeling better when I actually got out my watercolors and tried something new. My inspiration came from the stunning work recorded on... Continue Reading →
Drawing landscapes and trees is challenging for me. I get caught up in the details and wind up with weird results. I've known for a while that I need to simplify my approach, but I haven't been able to figure out how. Then I stumbled across Stephen Travers Art, a YouTube channel with brilliant drawing... Continue Reading →
Before going to the Denver Botanic Gardens with the Front Range Nature Journaling club , I revisited my list of field trip tips , and it helped me take better care of myself. I had a stool and sat whenever I could. I took breaks and let myself drink in the setting instead of journaling... Continue Reading →
