Daily Leaf 363: OMG, only two more to go. Getting impatient...

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Daily Leaf 362: I love that I always have subjects to in my little urban garden, like this in winter

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Daily Leaf 355: Over time I’ve gotten more restrained about my use of colour, today I decided to bring some of that POW back in.

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Daily Leaf 340: Sugar maple leaf in ink and on textured paper.

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Daily Leaf 339: Ok fine, I’ll admit coldpress paper helped to showcase the granulation in paints.

The feeling of my brush catching on bumpy paper still makes my skin crawl, though

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Daily Leaf 336: A curled leaf reminded me of origami pillow boxes

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Daily Leaf 332 ( and 330 and 331) Loose little leaves from my neighbour’s hedge

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Daily Leaf 330: I fell asleep on the couch while this wet-in-(extremely)wet leaf sketch dried. Back to (real) bed with me!

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Applying OVER water soluble carbon worked...surprisingly well.

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Daily Leaf 318: So many in one small

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Daily Leaf 305: Fragaria Virginiana (wild strawberry) wild sketch

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Daily Leaf 304: A whole weeping beech branch to cap off October. Who wants to join me in painting a in November?

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Daily Leaf 283: Curled maple leaves make some mega weird shapes in side view

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Daily Leaf 268: Would you like to join my challenge for a month? October is the perfect time for like this (and spring leaves in the Southern Hemisphere)

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Daily Leaf 267: Soft, dreamy, romantic tones in the leaf came as a bit of a surprise

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Daily Leaf 234: Anorher from my garden. I am a creature of habits.

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Daily Leaf 220: Saying no to white paper

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Daily Leaf 217: Filling up the opposite side of the page

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Daily Leaf 216: Overdoing it. It’s not done till it’s overdone

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