A Leaf At Baker Sanctuary

Published by Lisa Spangler on October 30, 2020October 30, 2020

One of my favorite things to sketch while I’m out hiking is a leaf. They can be done quickly but they’re still a satisfying way to mark the day. I especially loved the curve and shape of this one from the Travis Audubon Society’s Baker Sanctuary.

Categories: LeavesNature Sketch

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