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Location: Online via Zoom Recording
Cost: $30 per session
The daVinci Pursuit is pleased to welcome illustrator and author Robin Carlson to our second series of online workshops about sketching gallls. In this series of two workshops, we will combine drawing, painting, and natural science. The classes will weave scientific knowledge into accessible and engaging instruction, where students actively create stories in their own artwork.
About Robin
Robin Lee Carlson is a natural science illustrator and the author of The Cold Canyon Fire Journals. She builds careful observations of the natural world into deeper commentary on ecology and climate change, and her work centers on field sketching ecoreportage, living documentation of the ever-accelerating transformation of ecosystems by human activity. Her work has also appeared in The Common, the literary journal of Amherst College, and in Arnoldia, the magazine of the Harvard University Arboretum. She teaches online and in-person workshops that combine drawing, painting, and natural history.
Robin is one of the 2024 recipients of the Fireline Fellowship, part of the Long-Term Ecological Reflections Program in the H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest in Oregon.
https://robinleecarlson.com/
https://www.instagram.com/anthropocenesketchbook/
Made possible through the generous support of the Allen Whitehill Clowes Charitiable Foundation
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Field Sketching Galls with Robin Carlson Part 1 – Session Ended – But you can still register for the recording at the link below.
Location: Online via Zoom Recording
Cost: $30 per session
The daVinci Pursuit is pleased to welcome illustrator and author Robin Carlson to our first series of online workshops about sketching in the field. In this series of three workshops, we will combine drawing, painting, and natural science. The classes will weave scientific knowledge into accessible and engaging instruction, where students actively create stories in their own artwork.
About Robin
Robin Lee Carlson is a natural science illustrator and the author of The Cold Canyon Fire Journals. She builds careful observations of the natural world into deeper commentary on ecology and climate change, and her work centers on field sketching ecoreportage, living documentation of the ever-accelerating transformation of ecosystems by human activity. Her work has also appeared in The Common, the literary journal of Amherst College, and in Arnoldia, the magazine of the Harvard University Arboretum. She teaches online and in-person workshops that combine drawing, painting, and natural history.
Robin is one of the 2024 recipients of the Fireline Fellowship, part of the Long-Term Ecological Reflections Program in the H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest in Oregon.
https://robinleecarlson.com/
https://www.instagram.com/anthropocenesketchbook/
Made possible through the generous support of the Allen Whitehill Clowes Charitiable Foundation
Sunday, November 2nd, 1-3:00 pm – Storytelling Nature Hike: A Journey Through Tales and Trails
daVinci Art Science Walks - Sunday, November 2nd, 1-3:00 pm
Storytelling Nature Hike: A Journey Through Tales and TrailsSunday, November 2nd, 1-3:00 pm
Storytelling Nature Hike: A Journey Through Tales and Trails
“Join artist and scientist Mark Kesling for casual, guided strolls through our town’s nature trails. Observe something new while expressing your observations through your chosen artistic medium – sketch, journal, paint, photograph, or sculpt. Share your work with one another, and together, see nature in a new light.”
Location:
DCLT’s Fresh Pond South, South Dennis
Description:
Join us for a captivating Storytelling Nature Hike, where the beauty of the great outdoors meets the magic of storytelling! This immersive experience invites participants of all ages to explore scenic trails while discovering enchanting tales inspired by the natural world around us. As we hike through lush forests, vibrant meadows, or along serene riverbanks, our journey will be enriched with carefully crafted stories that weave together themes of nature, adventure, and folklore. Each stop along the trail will present an opportunity to gather, listen, and engage with a story that captures the imagination, whether it be local legends, fables inspired by wildlife, or anecdotes about the history of the land we are exploring. Participants will be encouraged to share their own stories or reflections, creating a tapestry of narratives that highlights the connection between people and nature. Along the way, we’ll pause to observe specific natural features—like a gnarled tree, a shimmering stream, or a bustling animal habitat—that may spark new tales or insights. As a final activity, participants can create their own short stories inspired by the experience, using prompts and elements gathered during the hike. The Storytelling Nature Hike is not just about the physical journey; it’s about connecting with friends, family, and the world around us through the shared love of stories. Prepare to walk, listen, and let your imagination soar as we traverse the trails and bring the spirit of nature to life through the art of storytelling!
Please contact us to reserve your spot, or stay tuned for more walks to come!
Participation is free to DCLT Members (join by visiting our website/ link below), with a $10 suggested donation for nonmembers.
To register, email info@dennisconservationlandtrust.org
