Mammal Sketching Art Night
Many mammals are active and preparing for winter, so this is the perfect time to learn about sketching them!
Many mammals are active and preparing for winter, so this is the perfect time to learn about sketching them!
In 2000, Baltimore Woods hosted multiple felting workshops and we're excited to bring this art back! Join us to try out a new craft and connect to nature through creativity.
Experience the joy of fall colors by making fun art outside!
Join Baltimore Woods naturalist and artist Anna Stunkel and Onondaga Audubon Program Chair Emma Borys for a creative evening of bird sketching. This program is designed for adults and children age 12+.
In the heart of Baltimore Woods we will sculpt tree spirits using our hands, natural clay, and other found materials.
In summer, reptiles and amphibians are becoming very active. This is the perfect time to practice getting to know them through sketching.
Using textures, shapes, and materials found in nature we will hone our creative skills together by making art to take home using natural materials.
From deep greenish blue evergreens to the skeletons of brown and gray maples, winter may be chilly but it's a great time to practice illustration.
We will share prompts about climate change with a focus on helping the planet and processing our thoughts and feelings through art.
Experience the joy of fall colors by making fun art outside!