Dina brodsky

Natural landscape paintings on sketchbook. By dinabrodsky | IG

“Bird by bird I’ve come to know the earth,” said Pablo Neruda in his book Art of Birds, a quote that has since inspired artist Dina Brodsky (previously) to begin her own exploration of birds in an ongoing miniature painting project by the same name: Bird by Bird. The artist first began the project lastContinue reading "Bird by Bird: Miniature Bird Paintings by Dina Brodsky"

Dina Brodsky on Instagram: "There is one spot left in the Monday evening session of my Sketchbook Habit workshop for February/March but there’s plenty of space in the Sunday afternoon session- register through the link in bio. This is an open-ended class in which we’ll cover materials, techniques, the history of sketchbooks, and, most importantly, what it takes to start a habit and keep it going. This is meant for anyone who wants to start a sketchbook habit, regardless of skill level (arti

Artist Dina Brodsky has many focuses to her practice, painting in miniature on canvas and paper, and recently turning to her family, friends, and Instagram community to submit trees for her to reproduce in a drawn project titled “The Secret Life of Trees.” Throughout both of these processes she remains extremely attentive to her sketchbook, filling its pages with detailed drawings of architecture, wildlife, and scattered portraits of strangers that accompany her looped handwriting. More

createmagazine on Instagram: Magical sketchbooks by @dinabrodsky 💜 link in bio to submit your work 🌳✨🌿

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Dina Brodsky on Instagram: "Click on the link in bio to register for my Sketchbook Habit workshop- I teach this technique and many others (and, most importantly, how to create a sketchbook practice that is sustainable for years to come)"