No other songbird is as well-known as our American robin. Studying this common North American species is a wonderful way to learn about bird behaviors, habitats, and life cycle. They’re so fun and satisfying to watch. They are the perfect bird for our first nature journaling subject!

Don’t live in an area where the American robin is present? Or maybe you simply would prefer to study a different bird. No worries! The lessons we learn in this study can be applied to a bird species of your choice and will help you build on your skills in general.

In this Nature Jounraling with Steph lesson, we'll learn about line as an element of art, line drawing techniques, and the art of the rough sketch.

Here’s what’s included in this 20 page digital download:
Nature Journaling Prompts
Elements of Art: Line
Line Drawing Techniques
The Art of the Rought Sketch
How to Draw a Robin
Nature Journaling Example Pages
Extend the Lesson Guide
Reading List
Robin Anatomy
Robin Lige Cycle
Poetry & Picture Study

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Nature Journaling with Steph is a monthly membership subscription that explores the art of nature journaling with a new subject each month.

We’ll explore different elements and principles of art through tutorials, exercises, challenges, and experimenting with a variety of mediums and techniques. I’ll also include some of my resources to help inspire and expand upon the lesson.

On top of the regular monthly lessons, you’ll have access to the Nature Jounaling Guide, Phenology Wheel Guide & Template, How to Draw Collections, and bonus lessons. All for just $5 each month!

You can learn more and subscribe here: https://www.stephaniehathawaydesigns.com/naturejournalingwithsteph

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