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Journaling Summer Series: Get that Bird Pose! with Jude Siegel

Join Jude to learn how to see differently and how to drop unrealistic artistic expectations. No art or birding experience is needed! For joy, not mastery! Keeping a bird journal is fun, easy, portable, and a creative, relaxing way to record your experiences with birds.

We will explore excellent tools for recording your bird experiences, both at home and in the field. Each class focuses on a specific aspect of journaling and reviews the basics. Relaxation is encouraged, and your unique style will be celebrated. Please take as many classes as you wish in the series, and register for each separately.

In this class, learn to observe more skillfully and translate it into your journal. Simplify and draw exactly what is needed to represent the birds you see. Then add some watercolor to liven up your page. We’ll focus on ways to simplify markings, capture the pose, and note the most important details. Jude will share penwork and watercolor hints.

Three Burrowing Owls, sketched and painted.
Burrowing Owls journal page, by Jude Siegel

Learn Bird Journal Basics with Jude Siegel!

Simplify and draw exactly what is needed to represent the birds you see. Then add some watercolor to liven up your page.

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Class Details

  • Fee: $55 members / $75 non-members per session

  • Where: This class will be held downstairs from Heron Hall at Portland Audubon, 5151 NW Cornell Road, Portland, OR 97210 unless otherwise noted.
  • When: Saturday, July 22, 2023, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
  • Supply List: Please bring supplies in a pack you can carry easily. Read carefully before you go to the store and contact Jude (colorfuljude@gmail.com) with questions. 
  • Bring lunch, snacks, and a water bottle.
  • Classes are limited to 10 participants.

Details

Date:
July 22
Time:
10:00 am - 2:00 pm
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Venue

Portland Audubon
5151 NW Cornell Road
Portland, OR 97210 United States
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Cost:
$55 – $75

Organizer

Erin Law
Email:
elaw@audubonportland.org