I am so glad I inspired you!

Another tidbit I learned over the years: you don't have to call it art. I call all the regular images in my journal "documentation" (within the mix of text and numbers).

What I do for art in my journal: I use artist trading cards (https://www.artist-trading-cards.ch ...

The games I made on https://birdtree.land, including Cache & Sprout, were thought up after I saw a French YouTube video on permacomputing through a gaming lens. Imagine if our games were less than 1MB large, how many we could store on a USB stick!

I am replying because since doing this post I have added a page on nature journaling, linked as "create outside" on my web home!

https://birdtree.land/journal/

Even though I'm already known to have a pretty profound interest in nature, I just thought I'd share that anybody can take up nature journaling as a way to deepen thoughts on other forms of life, while practicing artistic skill. It's a good alternative to traditional journaling if you want to geek ...

Yeah so cool! Have you ever seen their skull?

Yeah that's amazing. Gotta love herons and egrets and bitterns, a lanky yet majestic group of birds. I really love killdeer too, I never saw their broken wing act!
Thanks for sharing! I think birding is a rewarding whereas the most time you spend being "bored" in nature, the more the likelihood of ...

My favourite bird is the American Bittern.

When they hold their necks upright, they look like reeds.
Pump-er-Lunk was the sound heard in the marshes when I heard it for the first time in real life. I had seen this marsh bird before among the cattails, weirdly enough, and it was just a brown blur ...