Sketchbook Tour December 2019
This is what happened in my sketchbook in December 2019. I did a lot of pencil studies of mammals, partly at the museum and partly at home, and quick studies of fishes for a project. I also did a bit of nature journaling - this season is great for bird watching if you manage to get out. If you're looking for more ideas to sketch during the winter months, take a look at my class "Drawing Ideas for Winter": https://gumroad.com/l/winterdrawingideas Or check out my classes on Skillshare: https://www.skillshare.com/r/profile/... Join my newsletter and receive my favorite tips for great sketchbook pages as a gift: https://juliabausenhardt.com/newsletter/ My Nature Journaling Blog: https://juliabausenhardt.com/blog/
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