I’m please to be organizing a suite of four online workshops as part of the fall programming for the Desert Laboratory on Tumamoc Hill in Tucson, one of North America’s oldest field stations and the birthplace of the study of ecology. I’ll be teaching an introduction to nature journaling (see October 23-35)—a live, interactive three-day course that will get you started nature journaling and field sketching confidently and with a lot of joy.
Here are the other offerings, including a mini workshop with John Muir Laws on sketching desert reptiles—including live “models” (rosy boa, desert tortoise, Gila monster) via video feed!
I’ll be hosting and providing tech support for the three mini workshops. Please join me!
For details and the registration links, click on the titles below or visit Tumamoc.arizona.edu/art-and-science
10.23 – 10.25 Nature Journaling: Learn the art of seeing and recording the world around you
Roseann Hanson, instructor $110
11.14 Sketching Desert Landscapes: Expressing value with water-soluble ink
Saraiya Kanning, instructor $55
John Muir Laws, instructor $45
Robert Villa, naturalist
12.5 Introduction to Gouache Nature Illustration
Bill Singleton, instructor $55