Join me at the 8th annual Wild Wonder Nature Journaling Conference.
The annual Wild Wonder Nature Journaling Conference, gathers people who are passionate about nature, art, science, curiosity, awe, and wonder to share ideas, learn from each other, inspire each other, and have fun together in nature’s beauty. Your Live Pass includes access to 30 classes, panels, and talks, and you can look forward to learning from more than 30 teachers, journalers, writers, artists, authors, and thought leaders in nature, nature journaling, visual thinking, and conservation.

I’ll be teaching a workshop on Saturday, September 19th about sketching glaciers.

Rivers of Ice: Sketching Valley Glaciers with Kristin Link: What is a glacier? How does it move and change over time? Get to know these unique bodies of frozen water and learn to document them in your nature journal. We will take multiple approaches: zooming in, zooming out, and zooming under the surface to create diagrams and watercolor sketches. As we draw and paint, we will also explore some current research on the Kennicott Glacier in Alaska.

Kristin Link brings a reflective, inquiry-based approach to the gallery with field-sketching, contour drawings, and fluid watercolors. Her work documents the quiet rhythm of the seasons, tracking botanical shifts, changing weather, and the subtle passage of time across the Alaskan landscape. The Bear Gallery is open Mon - Sat 12 - 6 pm.