Nature Journaling with Robin Lee Carlson and John Muir Laws
August 9, 2022 | 6:30 pm
This event is available to anyone who has preordered Robin’s book, The Cold Canyon Fire Journals, and Heyday members. To gain access to the event, please email your preorder receipt to coldcanyon@heydaybooks.com.
In this free, virtual event, Robin will be joined by John Muir Laws, author of The Laws Guide to Nature Drawing and Journaling. Together the two will discuss what inspired Robin to document the resurgence of the Cold Canyon nature reserve after the 2015 Wragg Fire and explore how nature journaling cultivates deeper ties to the world around us.
Bring your pens and paper — during this workshop, Robin will also guide workshop-goers through an illustration exercise, with a live audience Q&A to follow.
Unable to join us on Tuesday? No problem! All registered attendees will receive a recording of the event as well as a 30% discount code for the best-selling Laws Guide to Nature Drawing and Journaling details for how to attend the virtual Wild Wonder Nature Journaling Conference (September 14 – 18, 2022).
Pre-Order NowAbout the Speakers
Robin Lee Carlson
Robin Lee Carlson is a natural science writer and illustrator. After studying evolutionary biology at UC Santa Cruz and the University of Chicago, she spent many years working on stream habitat restoration projects in California. She is most interested in how landscapes and ecological communities change over time, especially ecosystem dynamics after disruption. Her artwork is grounded in observing and documenting the world around her as it unfolds. Visit her website at www.robinleecarlson.com.
John Muir Laws
John Muir Laws is a naturalist, educator, and artist with degrees in conservation and resource studies, wildlife biology, and scientific illustration. His books include The Laws Field Guide to the Sierra Nevada, The Laws Guide to Drawing Birds, The Laws Guide to Nature Drawing and Journaling, and (with Emilie Lygren) How to Teach Nature Journaling, all published by Heyday. He is cofounder of the Wild Wonder Foundation, an organization encouraging nature connection through art and science. Visit his website at johnmuirlaws.com. (author photo by Jim Morris)
