https://imgur.com/a/II0nvAN
Here’s a drawing of a bird, probably a thrush or something similar. I’m trying to give this forum section a rebirth by posting stuff up. Sadly, most people have mass-migrated to Facebook.
Bird drawing
- TheBirderman
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Re: Bird drawing
That's awesome, I'm working on a kokako piece if you're interested in seeing it ![Smile :)](./images/smilies/icon_e_smile.gif)
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Re: Bird drawing
Facewhat? Nice sketch. I should have spent a lot more time practicing sketching wildlife. Keep at it.
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Re: Bird drawing
TheBirderman wrote:https://imgur.com/a/II0nvAN
Here’s a drawing of a bird, probably a thrush or something similar. I’m trying to give this forum section a rebirth by posting stuff up. Sadly, most people have mass-migrated to Facebook.
Very nice. As Neil says, sketching wildlife is a skill that we should probably all be doing a bit more of!
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Re: Bird drawing
Hello. I am a young birder from Canada and have been having a hard time finding sing like minded youths. I was wondering if anyone was still here
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Re: Bird drawing
Haha, we've all moved over to Facebook, but PM me and maybe we can get you hooked in?
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