Luke Howard, late 1800s
Eric Sloane, 1950
Inspired by and in collaboration with Journaling with Nature’s Bethan Burton, this is our own informal “Skyscapito Appreciation Society!” A “skyscapito” is a small skyscape we create in our nature journals, similar to the “little landscapes” John Muir Laws loves to create.
Join me (Roseann Hanson, of the Field Arts Institute), Bethan, and Deborah Conn as we host an hour (or a little more, if needed) of sharing our sky passions — Friday, February 25 at 4 pm MST.
THIS IS NOT A WORKSHOP! It's a casual meetup of like-minded sky aficionados, nature journalers, and field sketchers.
This session we'll be sharing favorite examples of skies from art history (or present!).
Find one image to share and be prepared to briefly say why you love it and if you dare, try an example of that type of sky and share that, too!
FREE but registration is required, for security reasons. SIGN UP HERE
WHEN: Friday, February 25 at 4 pm Mountain USA time
LENGTH: About an hour
This is Arizona time, which is the same as Mountain Time USA right now. Please use a timezone converter app to make sure you have the right time!