Eastern Yellow Robin Tutorial - Intermediate (Patreon)

Hi everyone,

This little robin lives down the back of our property. We back onto state forest and there are lots of little birds that live on the edge of our property and the start of the forest. I sometimes take my camera with the big lens and sit down there for an hour or two waiting for them to appear. The Grey Fantail that is the subject of one of the tutorials is another of the birds that live down there, along with the Wrens.

I have just finished painting a Hummingbird this morning so I'll be working on that tutorial over the next week. The Chickadee tutorial will be appearing soon and also my 'sky' video that shows my learning that I did a few weekends ago.

I'm thinking a tulip or daffodil tutorial might be a nice addition soon too. I also want to paint some simple fruit and veggies for the beginners. Little paintings that you can do fairly quickly are what I'm planning.

Update on my leg: I was in despair last night. My leg was so sore and very red and inflamed and starting to swell. I couldn't walk properly because of the pain. Dom had to help me get around. I felt that it was never going to better so I went to bed feeling down. I said to Dom I'll head back to the doctor today if it's the same. This morning it's feeling and looking a lot better so I think the antibiotics are finally working. Thank you for all your kind wishes.

All of the files are attached below my message here. 

Louise

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