SDRVC Art in Nature Workshop series

SDRVC partners with Swallowtail Sketch and Stroll founder & artist Emma Bayne for an outdoor Art in Nature workshop series! SDRVC Art in Nature Workshop - third of a four part San Dieguito Watershed art series making our way inland from Coast to Valley. Join us for a fun, all-ages friendly art series - no experience is necessary! All supplies are provided, so you can dive right into creating your own beautiful masterpiece inspired by nature. Best of all, you get to experience the San Dieguito River Valley's beauty first hand. Led by Swallowtail Sketch and Stroll founder & artist Emma Bayne, don't miss this opportunity to explore your creativity while connecting with the San Dieguito River Valley! Many important bird species call the San Dieguito watershed home. For this workshop, we will be exploring watercolor pencils by practicing a step by step feather painting, sound mapping, and quick bird sketching. We will do this while taking a guided stroll on part of the beautiful pintas piedras trail. This workshop is third of a four part art series making our way inland from Coast to Valley. Join us Sunday, December 13th! Details to come. PLEASE REVIEW THE WAIVER BELOW: INDEMNITY & PHOTOS USE waiver To learn more about the San Dieguito River Valley Conservancy visit: SDRVC.org Stay connected, join the newsletter: SDRVC.org/newsletter Donations help to further the Conservancy's mission of conservation, education and recreation for future generations, to support: Donate SDRVC The San Dieguito River Valley Conservancy is a 501(c)3 Nonprofit Our work is supported by generous donors and volunteers like YOU! Learn more about Swallowtail Sketch and Stroll visit: Swallowtail Sketch and Stroll Learn more about the Coast to Crest Trail and the River Park visit: SDRP.org The Coast to Crest Trail is a multi-use trail so please use caution and practice good trail etiquette when hiking, biking, or riding horses. Leave no trace, take nothing but photos. Please be mindful of wildlife critical habitats, stay on designated trails only.