I think wildlife is an important issue. I support donating to charities. I like to hunt. I like to go hunting for elk or deer. I enjoy venison. I like to organize barbecues. I do not feel bad about hunting. I believe it can be humane to hunt. I know how to prepare venison. I am literate. I have an aesthetic appreciation for owls. I appreciate conservation efforts, so I hunt only overpopulated animals like boars. I do not paint. I enjoy looking at nature paintings. I like to visit art galleries. I would like to be an artist but I feel that I'm not artistic enough. I would like to try out making clay sculptures. I am troubled by the homelessness problem in my community, especially the lack of support for them. I want to find new hobbies.
I think homelessness is an important issue. I go to school. I like to walk through parks. I like to draw landscapes. I sell my drawings for charity. I donate money to soup kitchens and shelters. I've raised $650 for charity with my drawings. I like to donate money to the Salvation Army.  I love nature and care about conservation. I paint natural scenes. I love to paint. I like painting trees in the forest. I live in Texas. I have never eaten venison. I would like to try venison. I want my charity to support the homeless. I like to visit art galleries because they inspire my own art. I prefer to work on my own art than look at others, mainly. I like to make clay sculptures. I don't think you have to be highly skilled to make art. I like to make art as a therapeutic exercise.
Do you just like to paint forest scenes or do you paint the scenery of other landscapes too? I find things like the Aurora Borealis in the tundra to be absolutely beautiful. With how big Texas is, I'm sure there's tons of inspiration for scenery that you could draw just from Texas alone. There is no shortage of wild things running around Texas! As much as I like landscapes I have been considering adding animals into them. Watching wild creatures relaxes me. That sounds very cool. But aren't animals harder to paint? I can imagine it's hard to get their proportions right. They are hard in a way.  I think its just something you have to keep doing until your brain just gets it subconsciously. Time in the saddle. Maybe I'll start small. That makes sense. It's not exactly the same thing, but hunting is like that, too. After enough experience, you don't really have to think about your movements. I bet you'll master the skill quickly. Think you'll try any owls? I would love to try owls! They are difficult to view in the wild. Looking at pictures isn't the same as having something in front of you. Hunting would be good for me on a few levels. I should get out there. That's a good point. I suppose if you want to insert them into a landscape, you'll need to see how they appear in a natural context, not just on a screen. Hunting definitely can teach you a lot about how animals move. Observing them so closely may help your painting! Photos of thing are never as good as seeing them move in front of you. And the landscape in which they appear is equally important. I think hunting immerses you in the wild, makes you part of it. Plus, with the price of meat, it could be worth my while!