Learn to Draw Plants with John Muir Laws

Learn to Draw Plants with award-winning artist, scientist, and master educator John Muir Laws (aka “Jack”), author of The Laws Guide to Nature Drawing and Journaling, among other books. This class is brought to you by the Wild Wonder Foundation (wildwonder.org), a nonprofit founded by John Muir Laws that is dedicated to encouraging nature connection and conservation through attention, curiosity, art, science, and community. While Jack is teaching these classes at no cost to you, we encourage you to consider a donation of $20 to support the Wild Wonder Foundation: www.wildwonder...
MORE INFORMATION AND LINKS SHARED IN CLASS
There is a class handout that you can download here: www.wildwonder...
Check out this list of John Muir Laws’ suggested nature journaling equipment: johnmuirlaws.c...
Visit John Muir Laws’ blog for hundreds of hours of free video tutorials: johnmuirlaws.c...
Please join us for the Wild Wonder Nature Journaling Conference, an annual online event gathering nature journalers from around the world and featuring 30+ teachers and classes. Live and video pass options: www.wildwonder...

[@MrShunarr]

truly eye opening! Thanks!

[@wildwonderfoundation]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@gaylebyron4494]

This will be a great teaching tool for my grandchildren to see the world of drawing in a hole new way. You have explained it so well. I love you tool clip it make is so visually accessible to see the shapes. Is it something I can get. Thanks so much from 🇨🇦

[@shipranz]

Hi John, I really like the way you teach drawing. Can you please help me with drawing lotus flowers? Do you have any video of drawing lotus flowers. Thank

[@emmet.3693]

amazing how this helped me see and observe better right away

[@wildwonderfoundation]

Glad it was helpful to you!

[@vickidempsey5617]

just love this - its informative, educational - funny and entertaining :)

[@wildwonderfoundation]

thanks! So glad you enjoyed it!

[@ellengeyer5000]

A new way of seeing. Thank you.

[@wildwonderfoundation]

Thanks for joining us!

[@roscmon]

I wish he had handled the question better. It seems like the light source, wherever that is, would be determining which edges are light and dark and there was no mention of shadows.
In other words, i don't think defining form can be talked about without including light source.

[@SallyHeneghan-r5t]

Where are the downloads

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