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Out Sketching. Flow Patterns. Part 2. What to Look For

Janice KirkAugust 5th, 2017|Categories: Blog, Out Sketching|Tags: bighorn sheep, branching, bubbles, Cirrus clouds, curving flow, drawing pencils, dust devil, flow patterns, foam, funnel clouds, Kelvin-Helmholtz clouds, lightning, meander, radial, ripples, river current, spirals, Stratocumulus clouds, tide-lines, undulatus, vortex, water patterns, water spout, waves, whirlpools|

Part 2. My last posting related how I first became aware of flow patterns in [...]

Out Sketching. Meanders of Parsnip Creek. Part 2. Drawing a Meander

Janice KirkJuly 22nd, 2016|Categories: Blog, Out Sketching|Tags: Blue Lake, meander, Warner Mountains CA, water flow, water patterns|

(Cont. from Part 1) A meander is an odd configuration to draw on paper. I [...]

Out Sketching. Meanders of Parsnip Creek. Part 1. Water’s Ways

Janice KirkJuly 18th, 2016|Categories: Blog, Out Sketching|Tags: Blue Lake, hawk, meander, Warner Mountains CA, water patterns|

We turn off the Blue Lake road onto a dirt track that descends a forested [...]