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What a rush the pop of spring blooms can be. I have a hard time not filling up a weekly spread in my perpetual journal in one sitting! But then there are times of overwhelm as well~ with too much to sketch at one time. What to do? Follow the advise of Ralph Waldo Emerson: […]
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The change from winter to spring in the lowcountry begins in February almost with Imbolc and Ground Hog Day. This year our late January snow and unusually cold temps delayed the arrival of pine pollen, trillium flowers, new shoots of coralbean plants, swamp maple buds and yellow jessamine by a couple of weeks. Sometimes […]
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Join me as I meander through my January nature journal pages. The Talens Art Creation 4.5″ square journal has become a mainstay bring-along when I walk our pups in the neighborhood. The girls are getting real good at pausing while I make quick sketches. Sometimes I can add color on the spot, otherwise I’ll take […]
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As we near the mid-year point of 2024 (can you believe it?), here is some perpetual journal news. My journey of keeping weekly entries has really enriched my life. Nature’s patterns are revealed, new discoveries made and changes noted. And, mostly in my own yard! For more reading about my perpetual journal check out my […]
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Marley Piefer of Nature Journal Show interviews Pam Johnson Brickell about her process of keeping a perpetual journal.
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2024 Marks a Special Anniversary! Wowza! If my first journal was a piece of furniture, it would be considered an antique. That’s a weird feeling. My dearly departed urban sketching buddy, Doug Corkern, would always answer the infamous question: “How long did it take you to draw that?” with his age. ie: 81 years and […]
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