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Will the workshop be recorded for later viewing?
I missed the sale! Will there be another showing?
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Yes! Barring any disasters, we plan to make the recorded workshop available to ticket-holders by email within 48 hours of the event. If you do not receive that email, please check your spam folders and then email cloeventsales@cornell.edu We hope you look forward to it!
We'll be keeping workshop recordings hosted and available for three months after the workshop for previous attendees. We hope you'll enjoy reviewing during that time!
Unfortunately, the attendance number had to be capped in order to assure quality of experience for all participants. We're very sorry for the inconvenience. We do not currently know when we will be able to run a repeat of this workshop, but if there is enough interest another could be possible. If you aren't already signed up for updates from Bird Academy, you may want to join that list just in case we announce a repeat! Sign up for updates from Bird Academy.
The link to access the workshop will go out 24 hours before the workshop, and then again an hour before the workshop. Please look out for it, and let us know at cloeventsales@cornell.edu if you don't have an email with the link on the day before the event!
No worries! You can find the downloadable image here: Bird Anatomy Cheat Sheet.
Here are our tech recommendations for following along with Liz’s workshop which is hosted on Zoom:
Will there be closed captioning?
Yes, Zoom has auto-captions that you can turn on during the workshop. The recording of the workshop will also have captions, which will be edited for accuracy and uploaded to the video a week after the workshop.
Additional supplies: These supplies are not necessary for the completion of the workshop, but will be useful if you already have these items or want to purchase them!
What Materials does Liz use?
Liz is using a Pentel Twist Erase Mechanical Pencil, Artist pencils from Staedtler or General Pencil Co, ipoint Orbit electric pencil sharpener or Kum long point pencil sharpener, Kneaded Eraser, Papermate Tuff Stuff Eraser Stick, Tombow Mono Zero Elastomer Eraser, Sakura Pigma Sensei Pen, and a Canson XL Mixed Media sketchbook.
Where did Liz learn to draw? When did Liz first start drawing?
Liz has been drawing ever since she can remember. Liz attended Savannah College of Art and Design and the University of Washington to hone her artistic skills.
What is Liz's advice for new artists?
Liz's advice for new artists is: Be gentle with yourself!!! Art is like any other skill, with patience and practice it will grow - but the beginning can be tough! Make sure you make a habit of drawing and you'll be improving in no time.
How can I get started as a professional artist?
Liz's advice for aspiring professionals is: There are so many different artistic lines of work to choose from—find which path speaks to you and talk to other professionals working in that space. Get involved with organizations and institutions who are creating art or seeking art that is similar to what you create!
What is Liz's favorite thing to draw?
You might have guessed it—Liz loves drawing birds!
Where can I find Liz?
You can find Liz's online portfolio, shop, and commission inquiry form at lizclaytonfuller.com
You can also find Liz on Social Media:
What books and resources does Liz recommend for bird anatomy?