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December 6, 2017December 12, 2017 / Amanda On A Small Blue Planet

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Well, I recently got Covid (not terrible, but not a breeze either), I guess it was bound to happen sometime. Two days before I got sick I was mountain biking in Squamish, twelve days later riding the Lochside Trail into Victoria (literally the hardest ride I can remember, the fatigue was, and is, still kicking me a bit). Both days beautiful sunshine. Looking forward to getting full energy back.

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Late spring inspiration......a ladybird on some budding Western Yarrow, a bee drunkenly bathing in pollen provided by a California poppy, lettuce and chard we’re growing in our community plot. Flowers and veggies all grown from seed. There’s a lot of subjects presenting themselves to draw!

Nature journaling - Forsythia.

Sometimes it’s good to go back to graphite. Study of a leaf I picked up a while ago. I wanted to practise the curl and shading of a dried leaf and this fit the bill.

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