How do you show change? What about movement? How do you demonstrate that different ideas or drawings are connected to each other? If you guessed “arrows,” you’d be correct! I created this reference sheet of different types of arrows to help jazz up your journal pages.
In nature journaling, we talk a lot about closely observing the world around us. In Hawaiian, the term for this…
Here is a collection of short videos to help you learn about different perspectives on nature journaling. Intro to Nature…
A great way to start every nature journal page is with metadata, so you can look back on your journal…
Congratulations to Kiane Prietto on her recent award! She is a teacher who integrates art and ʻāina education into classroom…
Moss and lichen are often overlooked, but important parts of our ecosystems. They can be found growing on the ground…
The Wild Wonder Foundation is dedicated to encouraging nature connection and conservation through attention, curiosity, art, science, and community. Their…