It takes only five steps to draw this woodchuck.        Woodchucks have very coarse hair, a heavy body, short bushy tail, powerful legs and ...

       The series of simple shapes shown above can help you draw a field of clover with bees happily buzzing around the blooms for a Saint P...

        The first thing in drawing is to understand the form of the object or animal you wish to picture. Some animals are oddly shaped or s...

       Draw three interesting birds: the peacock, the ostrich and the blue jay, using simple shapes. Step-by-step illustrations are shown be...

         This is an old parlor game sometimes referred to as "The Artist's Menagerie"        A pencil and a piece of pap...

  THE LOVE OF NATURE by Wordsworth The sounding cataract Haunted me like a passion ; the tall rock, The mountain, and the deep and gloomy wo...

THE OAK by George Hill A glorious tree is the old gray oak; He has stood for a thousand years Has stood and frowned On the trees around, Lik...

PLANT A TREE by Lucy Larcom He who plants a tree Plants a hope. Rootlets up through fibres blindly grope; Leaves unfold into horizons free. ...

 THE FOREST TREES by Eliza Cook Up with your heads, ye sylvan lords, Wave proudly in the breeze, For our cradle bands and coffin boards Must...

  A FOREST HYMN by Bryant The groves were God's first temples. Ere man learned To hew the shaft, and lay the architrave, And spread the ...

 PLANTING FOR THE FUTURE by Harriet Wright In youth's glad morning hour, All life a holiday doth seem; We glance adown time's vista ...

FOREST SONG by W. H. Venable A song for the beautiful trees! A song for the forest grand, The garden of God's own land, The pride of His...