Final Thoughts

 I came into this class happy about my ability to form objects into art through their linear form. And I'm coming out of it much better at coloring them. This class has been a wonderful addition to my life as someone who loves nature and loves the art of living. I hope to continue to draw and give myself time to perfect this craft. As a whole this class has shown me that I have to give myself the space to admire the living world I have always loved, and to take my time to enthrall myself into pursuals pertaining to its perception in my eyes. This has been a magical practice admiring the grandiosity that is life, our study of it, and our discoveries in our trillions of observations. I am happy to have learned more from artists following this passion and will continue to blend the art of life to the art of science. 

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