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How to draw a forest (Part 1) – or seeing the wood for the trees

How to draw a forest (Part 1) – or seeing the wood for the trees

by Paula Peeters | Jul 8, 2015 | Forest portraits, Tales of science, Wildlife illustration, Writing

Look for depictions of forests in art and you won’t find many. Sure, there are plenty of landscapes with trees. But look closer and you’ll notice there are only a few trees, probably to one side of the picture, and the rest is open country. Or it is a parkland, some...
Little red nomads head north for the winter

Little red nomads head north for the winter

by Paula Peeters | Apr 1, 2015 | Tales of science, Wildlife illustration, Writing

  Around Easter-time it starts. The stirring of retired folks – the ‘grey nomads’ – as they load up their 4WD’s and caravans and head north for the winter. In south-east Queensland you see them on the freeways, mostly up from the colder south. On...

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