First impressions

 The Audubon course is very exciting for me. I haven't created art in a long time, and I've always been fascinated by anatomical structure in plants and animals. Given the context of having attended two classes so far, I'm most excited to expand my ability in coloring in an accurate and alluring way. I have a long way to go but I suspect my ability will be notably impacted through the practice and observation demanded by this class.

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