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Table Top Drawing and Painting Course by Diane Culhane.
I didn't have enough time, so I skipped the first glazing exercise, and gesso-ing part.
Not quite what was the intention of the lesson, but I like the drawing under it.
Lesson four in the online course ' Table Top Drawing and Painting' by Diane Culhane; part of the online course hosted by Carla Sonheim (Seattle based artist and art instructor).
A lesson practicing emergency dismounts (basically falling off your horse in an emergency, always good to practice sometimes,) Also everyone is wearing some sort of Halloween thing, although most of it got taken off.
A 3 day solargraph reflected in a sphere through an f150 pinhole onto paper in my porch.
I think the lesson is that I need a better reflecting sphere.
This e-book builds upon the lessons presented in the earlier volume, COVID-19 & Global Food Security (2020) that documented the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic as of mid-2020, particularly the disruptions to livelihoods and the food and nutrition security of billions of people. Early in the pandemic, many hoped that COVID-19 could be controlled and even eliminated through a short-term response phase and that attention could subsequently be shifted to recovery and resilience building. Instead, COVID-19 and its disruptions have persisted and evolved, with new waves of infections and deaths and ongoing impacts, particularly among poor and vulnerable populations.
It is organized in four sections: food security and poverty; agricultural production and value chains; nutrition, health, and social programs; and policy responses and implications. Each section includes two types of contributions. The first are new syntheses of lessons on key topics such as country impacts, food price changes, value chain fractures, social protection case studies, and fiscal and monetary responses and policy recommendations. The second are new or updated blogs from the IFPRI COVID-19 series.
Lesson 1 consisted of reading about shutter speeds, ISO and f stop. As you may have guessed, my assignment was to set my Nikon to M and take some bad pictures.
Stop waiting for the right moment Freediving lessons Singapore ultimately is a sport that requires much coaching between student and instructor.
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My Keeping a Sketchbook class started on Saturday. Everyone brought their own morning tea and we drew that in the classroom while I talked (a lot). Then we went across the road to a park where we drew this tree, concentrating on the patterns in the bark & not trying to draw the whole tree. Future weeks will be totally out and about.