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Tag: Birdwatching Logbook

Collared Dove illustration

The joy of new projects

and a very happy desk I have given myself two new birdwatching logbook projects, and making new titles really is … More

art, birds, Birdwatching Logbook, blog, book design, collared dove, creative mind, Find the joy, illustrator life, InDesign, life, messy desk, nature, painting, writing
Birds of the Seven Sisters Logbook being held in front of a sandy-coloured background

Discover Britain’s Newest Nature Reserve: Seven Sisters

A few days ago, the government announced that the iconic landscape and chalk cliffs of the Seven Sisters had been … More

birding, birds, Birds of the Seven Sisters, Birdwatching Logbook, East Sussex, nature, Seven Sisters, Sussex, Sussex Downs, travel, wildlife

Big Garden Birdwatch: results time

My Big Garden Birdwatch turnout is never particularly remarkable, but I certainly broke a record this year. I was prepared, … More

Big Garden Birdwatch, birds, Birdwatching Logbook, British birds, nature
photo of Alciston church and the yew tree

Birdwatching on the Pilgrim Path: a personal journey

…and a failed painting Yesterday I went for another walk along the lower Downs, this time following the path between … More

birding, birds, Birdwatching Logbook, churches, Cuckmere Pilgrim Path, Forest & Farmland Birds, gouache, nature, Red Kite, Sketchbook, South Downs National Park, Sussex, Sussex Downs, walking, wildlife
Photo of Town & Country Garden Birds birdwatching logbook with collage motifs around

Big Garden Birdwatch: a cosy winter activity

Ugh I have been laid up with a bad cold for the past week, in fact I think it might … More

Big Garden Birdwatch, birds, Birdwatching, Birdwatching Logbook, garden birds, nature, RSPB, Town & Country Garden Birds, wildlife
collage pieces and a birdwatching logbook

Overcoming Creative Slumps as an Artist

aka hello mojo As an artist, I find it disconcerting when I have no desire to paint or draw, and … More

art, artist, birds, Birdwatching Logbook, collage, creativity, dog walk, Freelance Life, illustrator life, painting, poster, toucan, winter, writing

Redwing Sightings: winter birdwatching essentials

aka are you ready for Redwings? The Cuckoo Trail shrubs and trees are still laden with berries, in spite of … More

birds, Birdwatching Logbook, Blogmas, Blogmas 2025, Forest & Farmland Birds, Redwing, Self-publishing

tropical birds

I am currently working on some Ecuadorian rainforest species, which is a fun project, although for some reason I am … More

birding, birds, Birdwatching, Birdwatching Logbook, Blogmas, Blogmas 2025, gouache, illustrator, InDesign, life, nature, wildlife

a post about posters

and my indecision While my primary focus will be always be the birdwatching logbooks, it makes sense (as a freelancer) … More

artist, birds, Birdwatching Logbook, Freelance Life, illustration, illustrator life, Keel-billed Toucan, nature, poster

Why I Love My Ellington Fountain Pen for Drawing

Well this was a nice surprise. I received a fountain pen from Ellington Pens to try, and I must say, … More

Birdwatching Logbook, Ellington Pens, festive gifting, fountain pen, gifted, ink, little treat, Pen and ink, red ink

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