My poses were always off, this really helped!! Woot! I knew the angle was important. Wonderful workshop.
@amyvetter183019 сағат бұрын
Connection to place, a bunch of us went camping and we had and "Easter Egg" hunt for the kids. They collected plastic shotgun shells from all over the area, 100's and 100's for a week, what a difference we made to the area we loved. Thank you for the lovely drawing tips and photos.
@TheEtonline1Күн бұрын
So I have to ask did a relative of say.,. Of all the paths in life you take make sure some of them are dirt.
@rezajamshidi86852 күн бұрын
Hi dear Jack🎉
@rodbotic2 күн бұрын
OBS is soo powerful! any JavaScript code for a webpage you can also run within OBS. I had a very similar setup when I streaming VR. I had setup a large green screen and had to position My camera to overlay my hands in the correct Zoom and Pan so my VR hands aligned with my real hands.
@mariehughey53903 күн бұрын
I’m a highly sensitive person. And think that maybe it might be included in neurodivergence. Are there other things? You all represent 3 forms. Just curious.
@WiederWilderWerden3 күн бұрын
omg that helps soooo much! I am always using my ipad, because I never figured out why there were two lines xD THANK YOU! And it was so exciting watching you finding the perfect mouse to mouse fit! Yeah!
@kerynklein56053 күн бұрын
I loved this episode, thank you so much
@amyvetter18303 күн бұрын
We have a butterfly enclosure and gardens near us, they breed and educate, in Elkton Oregon.
@amyvetter18303 күн бұрын
The design ideas are great, to box, highlight, label, describe, etc... I tend to add more location story, and not as much plant info or questions. So many new ideas!! thank you.
@amyvetter18303 күн бұрын
Fascinating! Making the most of your trip. Do you want to go back? Do you feel you missed out on a lot? Wonderful tortoise sketches, and the blue feet on the boobies. The crack was intriguing, how did it form would be my main thought. I was not clear, did you swim down there? Thank you for sharing. I am new to nature journaling, you have such wonderful tips.
@curiokryptic4 күн бұрын
Thank you so much! I've been drawing for a long time but I want to finally dip my toes into plants, and nature in general, and drawing what's around me rather than just what's in my imagination. This was really helpful!
@amyvetter18304 күн бұрын
very, very useful!! I could see the petals but I did not know why. This helps so much.
@x8jersey8x5 күн бұрын
Awesome
@davemartin15347 күн бұрын
Huh!! I actually got something out of this viedo. Good job.
@Gilren19 күн бұрын
This is the perfect way to communicate, to find out what we and others are struggling with and how we can learn and develop together! 😍 Not just in nature journaling, but in all aspects and topics in our lives! #johnmuirlaws is a perfect teacher and provider of community. 💚 Thank you so much! Yvea you did a wonderful job, hosting this event. <3
@marcydrake915912 күн бұрын
Such an excellent tutorial!! 👏🙌
@sammymaestro764214 күн бұрын
Nice nice nice
@Sudique116 күн бұрын
Thanks for posting this video. Using negative spaces and spacers was a game-changer for me. It's amazing to me how Jack makes something that looks so complex much easier to sketch. As usual, my favorite part of the video was the explanation of the skeleton.
@Sudique117 күн бұрын
Thanks for posting this video. I almost didn't watch, but I'm glad I did. I got some great ideas for improving meta data on my pages as well as other ideas of things to capture. I think the most important thing that came out of this video, for me, was the notion of focusing on a more holistic approach to my observations and recordings. For example, it never occurred to me to link temperature to the amount of insect activity. Great video, and thanks again.
@aurorastorm984217 күн бұрын
Don't overpathlogise and reduce the Internet exposure
@lizgorley21 күн бұрын
Incredibly grateful for this program. I could relate with a lot of what was said. It brought me to tears, but yet your resolve and caring community is such a wellspring of hope, peace and forgiveness. I hope to be able to catch more of your videos. This truly was profound, cathartic, and life-giving. Beyond grateful. 💜🦋
@bekahjanthevintagedreamer21 күн бұрын
This video is so wonderful! I'm so thankful you all spoke. I didnt realize I had adhd until I was in my 30s after researching why I was struggling so much. The older I got, the harder it was to cope. I wish I had someone who was able to help me as a child. Even now I feel so alone because I am not surrounded by others who understand my struggles... but The moment I realized I had adhd I remember just bawling because I realized I wasnt really slow and stupid. All of a sudden my struggles made sense. My daughter is on the spectrum and most likely has adhd also. I really loved how you all described why a proper labels are important. I would get kick back from parents who would insist its wrong to label and refused to get their kids diagnosed even though they suspected they were on the spectrum. I strongly disagree with that because if your not diagnosed... you cant get the help you need! Also, the moment I realized what my "label" was, was the moment I felt free and the burden lifted. It was the moment I was able to search for strategies to help me. I finally had scientific reasons for why I was struggling so hard with life. I would much rather be labled as having adhd than being labeled slow or stupid.
@alexandrawalters895322 күн бұрын
I am grateful beyond measure that you all have created this gathering; and broken hearted that I didn’t know about it in time to be there for the live chat. I wish upon a star that you might consider creating another event like this - I feel so alone, yet I can hear how many of the participants here have also felt this way. THIS IS SO IMPORTANT ☮️
@JohnMuirLaws22 күн бұрын
@alexandrawalters8953 There will be a part 2. We will talk about this again. And we would love to have you there.
@1zelcat23 күн бұрын
So helpful but also so interesting to watch all these neurodivergent people making the effort to focus on each other's stories.
@raspberrythief-naturejourn658323 күн бұрын
I don't get chance to attend the educators forum, or often watch the videos. But thank you so much for sharing this important subject. Thank you for sharing your stories, its good to know we're not alone.
@katjabozarth465423 күн бұрын
Thank you all so much for being so brave and sharing, I am neurodivergent too and it was so healing to hear from all of you. For Laura: I’d just skip drawing, write more and glue in photos or other people’s illustrations,who says you have to draw yourself? It is still a nature journal! ❤
@nancydunn581823 күн бұрын
This has been both beautiful and hard to watch. I'm not alone and I'm wonderful -I know that now. I'm grateful for having survived my childhood and adolescence in spite of all the adults in my life thinking I was retarded, not worthy of help. I'm 58 now. An artist, birder, teacher, mother, wife, Grandma, a dancer. The world (and especially Mexico) wasn't ready for people like me, especially girls. I masked my way to adulthood and found my strength, my worth, my myself. I wish no girl or boy has to endure what many of my generation had to. Bless you all for this.
@justincamozzo133723 күн бұрын
Thank you for being brave enough to share these stories with everyone!
@Average_NerdIII24 күн бұрын
This the most helpful and informative video I have come across while trying to find videos of how to draw birds. Thank you!
@hope46sf27 күн бұрын
Thanks so much!! I'm almost 78. So inspiring!
@barbr822029 күн бұрын
This is awesome! what is the green dragon? a light? I need to start my squirrel basket
@WiederWilderWerden17 күн бұрын
Thank you so much! and yes, start a squirrel basket! It's sooo much fun! and "The green Dragon" is the name of my Overhead /Journal camera :D
@katerrumpel5118Ай бұрын
How cool. I recently joined a one year-class at a wilderness school here in Germany and brought some NJ experience with me. And all of a sudden it all fell into place and both activities just complement each other in such a powerful way for me. And on top, I just watched a recorded online class from Wildniswissen hosted by Verena and now it's full circle somehow seeing her talking to you, John. Good things like company, I guess :)
@LaineyBug2020Ай бұрын
Sir, what plant is it in the drawing from your thumbnail? I watched the whole video for that and never saw it. I only clicked because these are blooming in my yard right now and I can't figure out what it is!
@katjabozarth4654Ай бұрын
Ooh, the squirrel basket! I love that! ❤
@joyfreeman9962Ай бұрын
“Squirrel basket!”, love, love, love that idea! Especially for grown ups.
@LuigiStar31Ай бұрын
Using this video to help me with the forest drawing I'm making right now I really like this tutorial very much i'm leaving a sub!
@lindamartin3577Ай бұрын
I, too, first discovered nature journaling through one of CWL’s books. The one that I have is a beautiful and colorful guide with lots of her journal pages shown for examples. It’s Keeping a Nature Journal, second edition. Love it! I also have been inspired by all that Jack does, and gives, and is for this community.
@celticpeasant9753Ай бұрын
I LOVE that flow chart!!!!
@celticpeasant9753Ай бұрын
Oh I love that Yvea - we are becoming the voices in our students heads!!! Awesome. Thank you Jack this was a brilliant session.
@gingersneed2555Ай бұрын
Wonderful! Ifeel ilk I could illustrate. Very inspiring…I watched 4 of your utubes.😊
@BrennaCorbitАй бұрын
During our trip to Ireland it was very comforting and beautiful. We met people from around the world, you are so right giving your full attention to someone is so important. We met someone from Ukraine,; he was fleeing the war with his family. He looked frightened and unsure about the future. But he was embraced by people who didn't know him. We found ourselves feeling much love and respect for his courage. We wished him peace.
@BrennaCorbitАй бұрын
Jolene wrote this to let you know how special our connection with others and nature is. Also our bus driver stopped for the sheep in the road and said, "This is their country not ours"
@lindablake9540Ай бұрын
Useful but would be better if you redo it with all materials together
@karenisak9631Ай бұрын
There's no sound.
@jarekgajewski7054Ай бұрын
@abc4593Ай бұрын
love u ❤thank u very much! love the last drawing u showed us very much!
@bijouxdenile5385Ай бұрын
Great lesson!!!!
@jarekgajewski7054Ай бұрын
@jarekgajewski7054Ай бұрын
💐🌸💮🌼🌻🌺🌹🥀
@mireillefruin9363Ай бұрын
And how can we not love YOU for this most beautiful presentation straight from the heart. What a gift. Thank you ❤
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My poses were always off, this really helped!! Woot! I knew the angle was important. Wonderful workshop.
Connection to place, a bunch of us went camping and we had and "Easter Egg" hunt for the kids. They collected plastic shotgun shells from all over the area, 100's and 100's for a week, what a difference we made to the area we loved. Thank you for the lovely drawing tips and photos.
So I have to ask did a relative of say.,. Of all the paths in life you take make sure some of them are dirt.
Hi dear Jack🎉
OBS is soo powerful! any JavaScript code for a webpage you can also run within OBS. I had a very similar setup when I streaming VR. I had setup a large green screen and had to position My camera to overlay my hands in the correct Zoom and Pan so my VR hands aligned with my real hands.
I’m a highly sensitive person. And think that maybe it might be included in neurodivergence. Are there other things? You all represent 3 forms. Just curious.
omg that helps soooo much! I am always using my ipad, because I never figured out why there were two lines xD THANK YOU! And it was so exciting watching you finding the perfect mouse to mouse fit! Yeah!
I loved this episode, thank you so much
We have a butterfly enclosure and gardens near us, they breed and educate, in Elkton Oregon.
The design ideas are great, to box, highlight, label, describe, etc... I tend to add more location story, and not as much plant info or questions. So many new ideas!! thank you.
Fascinating! Making the most of your trip. Do you want to go back? Do you feel you missed out on a lot? Wonderful tortoise sketches, and the blue feet on the boobies. The crack was intriguing, how did it form would be my main thought. I was not clear, did you swim down there? Thank you for sharing. I am new to nature journaling, you have such wonderful tips.
Thank you so much! I've been drawing for a long time but I want to finally dip my toes into plants, and nature in general, and drawing what's around me rather than just what's in my imagination. This was really helpful!
very, very useful!! I could see the petals but I did not know why. This helps so much.
Awesome
Huh!! I actually got something out of this viedo. Good job.
This is the perfect way to communicate, to find out what we and others are struggling with and how we can learn and develop together! 😍 Not just in nature journaling, but in all aspects and topics in our lives! #johnmuirlaws is a perfect teacher and provider of community. 💚 Thank you so much! Yvea you did a wonderful job, hosting this event. <3
Such an excellent tutorial!! 👏🙌
Nice nice nice
Thanks for posting this video. Using negative spaces and spacers was a game-changer for me. It's amazing to me how Jack makes something that looks so complex much easier to sketch. As usual, my favorite part of the video was the explanation of the skeleton.
Thanks for posting this video. I almost didn't watch, but I'm glad I did. I got some great ideas for improving meta data on my pages as well as other ideas of things to capture. I think the most important thing that came out of this video, for me, was the notion of focusing on a more holistic approach to my observations and recordings. For example, it never occurred to me to link temperature to the amount of insect activity. Great video, and thanks again.
Don't overpathlogise and reduce the Internet exposure
Incredibly grateful for this program. I could relate with a lot of what was said. It brought me to tears, but yet your resolve and caring community is such a wellspring of hope, peace and forgiveness. I hope to be able to catch more of your videos. This truly was profound, cathartic, and life-giving. Beyond grateful. 💜🦋
This video is so wonderful! I'm so thankful you all spoke. I didnt realize I had adhd until I was in my 30s after researching why I was struggling so much. The older I got, the harder it was to cope. I wish I had someone who was able to help me as a child. Even now I feel so alone because I am not surrounded by others who understand my struggles... but The moment I realized I had adhd I remember just bawling because I realized I wasnt really slow and stupid. All of a sudden my struggles made sense. My daughter is on the spectrum and most likely has adhd also. I really loved how you all described why a proper labels are important. I would get kick back from parents who would insist its wrong to label and refused to get their kids diagnosed even though they suspected they were on the spectrum. I strongly disagree with that because if your not diagnosed... you cant get the help you need! Also, the moment I realized what my "label" was, was the moment I felt free and the burden lifted. It was the moment I was able to search for strategies to help me. I finally had scientific reasons for why I was struggling so hard with life. I would much rather be labled as having adhd than being labeled slow or stupid.
I am grateful beyond measure that you all have created this gathering; and broken hearted that I didn’t know about it in time to be there for the live chat. I wish upon a star that you might consider creating another event like this - I feel so alone, yet I can hear how many of the participants here have also felt this way. THIS IS SO IMPORTANT ☮️
@alexandrawalters8953 There will be a part 2. We will talk about this again. And we would love to have you there.
So helpful but also so interesting to watch all these neurodivergent people making the effort to focus on each other's stories.
I don't get chance to attend the educators forum, or often watch the videos. But thank you so much for sharing this important subject. Thank you for sharing your stories, its good to know we're not alone.
Thank you all so much for being so brave and sharing, I am neurodivergent too and it was so healing to hear from all of you. For Laura: I’d just skip drawing, write more and glue in photos or other people’s illustrations,who says you have to draw yourself? It is still a nature journal! ❤
This has been both beautiful and hard to watch. I'm not alone and I'm wonderful -I know that now. I'm grateful for having survived my childhood and adolescence in spite of all the adults in my life thinking I was retarded, not worthy of help. I'm 58 now. An artist, birder, teacher, mother, wife, Grandma, a dancer. The world (and especially Mexico) wasn't ready for people like me, especially girls. I masked my way to adulthood and found my strength, my worth, my myself. I wish no girl or boy has to endure what many of my generation had to. Bless you all for this.
Thank you for being brave enough to share these stories with everyone!
This the most helpful and informative video I have come across while trying to find videos of how to draw birds. Thank you!
Thanks so much!! I'm almost 78. So inspiring!
This is awesome! what is the green dragon? a light? I need to start my squirrel basket
Thank you so much! and yes, start a squirrel basket! It's sooo much fun! and "The green Dragon" is the name of my Overhead /Journal camera :D
How cool. I recently joined a one year-class at a wilderness school here in Germany and brought some NJ experience with me. And all of a sudden it all fell into place and both activities just complement each other in such a powerful way for me. And on top, I just watched a recorded online class from Wildniswissen hosted by Verena and now it's full circle somehow seeing her talking to you, John. Good things like company, I guess :)
Sir, what plant is it in the drawing from your thumbnail? I watched the whole video for that and never saw it. I only clicked because these are blooming in my yard right now and I can't figure out what it is!
Ooh, the squirrel basket! I love that! ❤
“Squirrel basket!”, love, love, love that idea! Especially for grown ups.
Using this video to help me with the forest drawing I'm making right now I really like this tutorial very much i'm leaving a sub!
I, too, first discovered nature journaling through one of CWL’s books. The one that I have is a beautiful and colorful guide with lots of her journal pages shown for examples. It’s Keeping a Nature Journal, second edition. Love it! I also have been inspired by all that Jack does, and gives, and is for this community.
I LOVE that flow chart!!!!
Oh I love that Yvea - we are becoming the voices in our students heads!!! Awesome. Thank you Jack this was a brilliant session.
Wonderful! Ifeel ilk I could illustrate. Very inspiring…I watched 4 of your utubes.😊
During our trip to Ireland it was very comforting and beautiful. We met people from around the world, you are so right giving your full attention to someone is so important. We met someone from Ukraine,; he was fleeing the war with his family. He looked frightened and unsure about the future. But he was embraced by people who didn't know him. We found ourselves feeling much love and respect for his courage. We wished him peace.
Jolene wrote this to let you know how special our connection with others and nature is. Also our bus driver stopped for the sheep in the road and said, "This is their country not ours"
Useful but would be better if you redo it with all materials together
There's no sound.
love u ❤thank u very much! love the last drawing u showed us very much!
Great lesson!!!!
💐🌸💮🌼🌻🌺🌹🥀
And how can we not love YOU for this most beautiful presentation straight from the heart. What a gift. Thank you ❤