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Blackbutt beasties, and forest portrait number two

Blackbutt beasties, and forest portrait number two

by Paula Peeters | Jul 26, 2015 | Forest portraits, Tales of science, Wildlife illustration

Many beautiful beasties live in wet sclerophyll forest, including those that dwell or nest in the hollows of venerable old trees. Gliding possums that eat leaves, blossoms or trees sap; owls, tree-creepers and parrots; bats, snakes and antechinuses¹.  As I started...
How to draw a forest (Part 2) – my first forest portrait

How to draw a forest (Part 2) – my first forest portrait

by Paula Peeters | Jul 15, 2015 | Forest portraits, Wildlife illustration, Writing

When it comes to doing art I’m largely self taught, so I always hesitate to call myself an artist. But I do like a challenge. Trying to draw forest portraits would require me to brush up on everything I had ever learnt about colour and tone and whatever else goes into...
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