Showing posts with label turtle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label turtle. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 8, 2022

Quogue Wildlife Refuge

Last Tuesday my PALS plein air group met at the Quogue Wildlife Refuge. The forecast was for drizzle in the early morning but clearing by the time rush hour was over. We meet at 10:00 so that sounded like it would work out, but at 10 it was still misting. The refuge has an indoor nature center with huge, nearly floor to ceiling windows overlooking a former ice pond. They opened the building early for us so that we could stay dry. This was the lovely view.


Indoors we had the view as well as exhibits of animals and insects around the room. I did sketch a turtle in a tank next to me.

 
Here are Linda, Michele, and Dale enjoying the views.




 






Saturday, May 8, 2021

Jen's Specimens

On Wednesday night one of the members of the Patchogue Sketch Club hosted the even because Mark was away. The weather forecast was for wet weather so Jen got some of her specimens out and ready for us to sketch.

We started with a few shells including that of a horseshoe crab. 


Then we moved on to a replica of a human skull.


My final sketch was the shell of a turtle. I just loved the patterns in the scoots of the carapace if the shell which were very interesting.



Wednesday, October 5, 2016

Inktober - Day 5

I used a combination of my Elegant Writer and a brown Tombow to do this sketch of a turtle at the Quogue Wildlife Center. Although you can't tell from the sketch...he was big, probably the size of a seat cushion.
#inktober #inktober2016