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About the Motmot
Exploring the natural world with pencil and paper from high atop a one-story bungalow in the middle of Oklahoma.
Category Archives: field sketching
Friday Feathers- Woodstorks at the 16th Hole
I am Artist in Residence this week at Spring Island Trust in Okatie, SC, drawing and painting birds and sunlit landscapes with palmettos and broad marshes, alligators, live oaks dripping Spanish moss. Wonderful wading birds: tricolored herons, little blues, greens, … Continue reading
Posted in birds, Artists, bird art, Art, Drawing, Nature, travel, painting, birding, plein air, Wildlife, field sketching, nature journaling, Sketching, Environment, random speculation, Adventure!, Diversions
Tagged birds, Nature, birding, bird watching, Wildlife, art, drawing, life drawing, sketchbooks, watercolor, travel, water, anhinga, golf, baby birds, wood storks, scope drawing
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A Hungry Carnival of Birds
Stuffed birds aren’t always in museums. Sometimes they’re perched in trees, crammed to the tops of their crops. They get sleepy, their heads tilt and eyes glaze over; they are simply stupefied by gluttony. Drawing songbirds through the scope is … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure!, Art, bird art, birding, birds, Drawing, field sketching, Food, garden, Nature, nature journaling, Oklahoma, Sketching, Weather, Wildlife
Tagged art, bird watching, birding, birds, burford holly, cedar waxwings, drawing, frugivores, holly berries, life drawing, Nature, Oklahoma, plants, scopes, sketching, Wildlife
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