Friday, May 17, 2013
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Red-breasted Grosbeak
This poor Rose-breasted Grosbeak hit our front window the other day and sat on the ground for two hours while it recuperated. It didn't look like it was injured in anyway but probably had a bad head injury.
While it was sitting there I had a good chance to sketch it from the window.
Then he flew away.
Thank goodness.
While it was sitting there I had a good chance to sketch it from the window.
Then he flew away.
Thank goodness.
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Teri Casper,
Wisconsin
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Friday, May 10, 2013
Tall Pine Tree
The pines around us grow very tall looking for sunshine
As they grow tall they lose branches on the lower part of the tree because of the heavy undergrowth around them.
Very fun to sketch this tree from the front porch.
Done on handmade paper and ink.
As they grow tall they lose branches on the lower part of the tree because of the heavy undergrowth around them.
Very fun to sketch this tree from the front porch.
Done on handmade paper and ink.
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Teri Casper,
Wisconsin
Elderberry by Linda C. Miller
Early last year, I was at my local library installing the HRC Virginia Master Naturalist's Annual Photo Exhibition at the same time as Cheryl Bishop was putting together a small exhibition for the local Herb Society. Earlier that year I had give a talk to the group, invited by Cheryl. As we talked, they mentioned that the annual Mid-Atlantic Conference will be held in Williamsburg in 2013. Last year I volunteered to create a painting for their program and here it is. The painting will be entered in several exhibitions.
Elderberry
Watercolor on Paper, 22 x 29 inches
Linda C. Miller Artist * Naturalist * Instructor
www.lindacmillerbotanicalarttoday.com
botanicalarttoday@yahoo.com
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elderberry,
herbs,
Linda C. Miller
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Arizona Pine Tree
I always saw this pine tree on my walks in Arizona and decided I needed to sketch it before we left.
Done in water soluble ink and watercolor.
Done in water soluble ink and watercolor.
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Arizona,
Teri Casper
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