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hemlockforest-adelgid

Posted on December 19, 2014November 7, 2018 by Meg Sodano

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Illustrating the importance and vulnerability of Eastern hemlock forests
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What I've been up to...

Lunchtime. I made my own emojis! #emojis #carrots #playingwithyourfood
#FADMarket in #Brooklyn this weekend, check out #monotype prints by @reneehug30! Tell her I sent you! 😉🎨 #FAD #printmaking #artist @fadmarket
Spent an hour playing with #acrylicpaint, making shapes and colors. Nice change to just paint what I feel and not have to plan it, make preliminary drawings, and be so methodical. #arttherapy
Writing, reading, drawing, hiking at #TrailWoodCT #CTAudubon #artistresidency. Waking up to bluebirds and song sparrows calling, falling asleep to barred owls and coyotes.
Homework: #botany for #artists
Wandering at Trail Wood Sanctuary, where I will be an artist-in-residence for a week in July. What will I be doing there? Walking, observing, reading, writing a manuscript, drawing nature, and RELAXING. #offthegrid #artistresidency #natureart #naturebooks #nature #pleinair #connecticutaudubonsociety

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