Phenology Wheels with Sandy Allnock
Illustrate and record the cycles of nature in your sketchbook with phenology wheels in this online demo with Pacific Northwest artist Sandy Allnock!
Phenology Wheels with Sandy Allnock
Wednesday, April 8th from noon–1pm Pacific
Join us online on Wednesday, April 8th at noon Pacific for our live demo, Phenology Wheels with Sandy Allnock! Join live on YouTube or watch a recording on our Demos page afterwards.
In this demo, learn how to create your own phenology wheel—one of the most beautiful forms of nature journaling. A phenology wheel is a circular piece of art with small paintings created each day after your morning walk. Phenology, which is the study of the changes in nature over time, helps you engage with the natural world around you, and a tiny daily painting can transform your relationship with both the outdoors and with art.
Bring a couple of your favorite round brushes, some loose sheets of watercolor paper, and paints in your favorite bright and springy hues. Sandy will be sharing a special discount on art classes for live demo participants, so be sure to join us!
What to Bring
For this demo, Sandy recommends you bring:
Brushes: Any small or water brush you have, such as a Rosemary & Co R26 Pointed Round or a size 2 or 4 round.
Paint: A selection of tulip-colored hues! Bring any springy, vibrant paints you have.
Paper: Loose watercolor paper or your favorite multimedia or watercolor sketchbook.
Take a peek at the reference photos Sandy created for this demo!
About Sandy
Sandy Allnock is an eclectic full-time artist based in the Pacific Northwest who has been teaching for over 15 years. While watercolor is her true love, she dabbles in an array of creative media, inspired by a range of subjects.
Sandy finds happiness through playing with color, form, and texture, and she finds a deeper meaning and satisfaction in life through inspiring excitement and growth in others. See more of Sandy's work on her Instagram page and YouTube channel.
