Intuitive Nature Journaling

[2022 UPDATE: Join International Nature Week HERE.]

I recently wrote a guest post on the topic of Intuitive Journaling for the International Nature Journaling Week which takes place on June 1, 2020. Start reading below and then hop on over to continue reading and to sign up to join us in this free event!

“You will have to experiment and try things out for yourself and you will not be sure of what you are doing. That's all right, you are feeling your way into the thing.” - Emily Carr

I’m feeling my way into nature journaling, coming to it from a side path of abstract landscape painting. I’m not a nature journaler in the traditional sense but my journals spill open with nature.  

I grew up on the West Coast of Canada at the edge of the big city of Vancouver in a place called “Sea to Sky country”. I spent countless hours sailing the coast, skiing the mountains and camping with my family and friends….

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Nicole Warrington

I am an artist and educator on Vancouver Island, Canada. My art is deeply inspired by my connection to the landscape and the natural world. I am passionate about using creativity as a practice in mindfulness and self-care. Creativity has been an important part of my healing process during different phases of my life, including my ongoing recovery from a brain injury in 2022.

Trained in Fine Arts, Art History, and Elementary Education, I love teaching watercolour and journaling to local and international communities. I currently host an online art membership called The Calm Waters Collective, where we paint, journal and connect with each other through lessons and live calls. I also enjoy trail running, backpacking, skiing, and yoga, and exploring the island with my husband and two daughters.

http://www.nicolewarrington.com
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