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Finally managed to find some spare time to draw a bit again! The COVID-19 lockdown sure feels like the best time to be creative! I'm still very busy with my studies, but trying to keep up with my creative side as well.
Here's a quick drawing of a gray jay that I based off of a photo in National Geographic. I thought it was beautiful, so I had to try to draw it. Not sure if I did it justice, but I'm glad something managed to inspire me to try to draw again.
I might actually try to draw more BIRBS! For some reason they've been truly inspiring me lately.

Here's what the NatGeo caption was: "A gray jay poised on a branch seems to make eye contact with photographer Maxime Legare-vezina in this beautiful image taken during a snowstorm in Quebec."

Latin name: Perisoreus canadensis

Tools: Pigma Micron pens, Spectrum Noir markers, Sakura GellyRoll white pen on a 2.5x3.5 inches ACEO

Description
Finally managed to find some spare time to draw a bit again! The COVID-19 lockdown sure feels like the best time to be creative! I'm still very busy with my studies, but trying to keep up with my creative side as well.
Here's a quick drawing of a gray jay that I based off of a photo in National Geographic. I thought it was beautiful, so I had to try to draw it. Not sure if I did it justice, but I'm glad something managed to inspire me to try to draw again.
I might actually try to draw more BIRBS! For some reason they've been truly inspiring me lately.

Here's what the NatGeo caption was: "A gray jay poised on a branch seems to make eye contact with photographer Maxime Legare-vezina in this beautiful image taken during a snowstorm in Quebec."

Latin name: Perisoreus canadensis

Tools: Pigma Micron pens, Spectrum Noir markers, Sakura GellyRoll white pen on a 2.5x3.5 inches ACEO