Australian nature meets science and art. By Paula Peeters
Did you know there’s a delightful little gallery at Miles, in the Western Downs of Queensland? It’s called Dogwood Crossing and it will soon be hosting the wonderful Bimblebox 153 Birds art exhibition. I’ll be leading a special Nature Journaling … Read More
This Black Booyong is one of the five important rainforest tree species we’ll meet if you come along to my ‘Trees in Space and Time’ workshop at Binna Burra. Here’s another, the Native Bleeding Heart: Meet five important tree species … Read More
Australia has an enormous variety of little brown birds. Some of these are scrubwrens, of the genus Sericornis (The name ‘Sericornis’ refers to the soft, silky plumage of these birds). Three species of Sericornis live in the forests of Lamington … Read More
Forests are hard to describe. So much complexity, so much thriving life. Colours, light and forms change with the seasons, and over time. How to fit all that into words or pictures? The ways to describe a forest are infinite, … Read More
In this video I show you how to use the four nature journaling prompts (I notice, I wonder, It reminds me of, It makes me feel) to spark all sorts of observations, questions, memories, ideas and feelings. These prompts can … Read More