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Flowers simplified: Exploring blooms and nature journaling with ease
March 20, 2022 @ 9:30 am - 11:30 am PDT
What we’ll be doing:
Spring blossoms and blooms!
Spring blooms and flowering trees are popping up everywhere. As we cross the threshold onto Spring this week, we’ll be turning to flowers for inspiration.
We’ll take a closer look their shapes, diversity, structures, growth patterns, and whatever you’re curious about! I’ll share strategies to simplify drawing and diagramming flowers.
Please bring your floral inspirations to explore and share! *** include the stem and leaves too!!
Ideas:
- Cut flower bouquet from the farmer’s market
- Flowers from your garden.
- Branches of flowering trees ( for example: flowering plum)
- If you flowers are on a shrub, bring a part of the branch too!
- If you have flowers in different stages, bring them! (example– the Buds, open flowers, fading flowers, seed head)
When
Start at 9:30 am- end at 11:30am Pacific Time. Schedule:
- Start with an introduction and demo of a topic
- We log off the computer to nature journal outside in our own nearby nature,
- Return to Zoom for sharing our discoveries and journal pages. ***This is THE BEST part- not to miss!!
Who can attend
Open to all levels. No experience needed. If you want to jump start your nature journaling, check out Spark your Curiosity course HERE. Offered 5 times a year.
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Register in advance for this meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwoceqhpzkuHtEPxiik6Tg3njZOC4IMhVSu After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. You need only register once, and you’ll use the same meeting ID for Future MBNJC Sunday sessions.
What to bring:
- Have a journal or paper, and a pencil.
- Color pencils or watercolor optional.
- Bring your curiosity and willingness to try!
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