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Can you believe it is already week three of #inktobernaturejournal? It’s true, I have gotten the weeks mixed up a little. However, the important thing is doing a little bit every day. The important thing is to build a habit that allows for you to cumulatively unlock your potential. Let’s jump into the prompts!<\/p>\n

Day 16: Carnivorous Plant<\/h6>\n

Have you ever nature journaled a carnivorous plant before? If so, this will still be an opportunity for fun. If not, then you are in for an adventure. You might want to do some research to see if there are any near you. Remember, many botanical gardens, zoos, or garden stores could have them. However, if you are not able to find any in real life you will have to do some online research. I highly recommend California Carnivores<\/a> for their content. You might decide to buy one…a carnivorous plant is a great option for nature journaling at home. California Carnivores also has an instagram<\/a> with tons of images of carnivorous plants. Be sure to give them credit on your nature journal page if you use one of their images.<\/p>\n

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I nature journaled carnivorous plants in situ on a recent trip to Vermont. They grow in bogs and fens on much of the east coast and southern US.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
Day 17: Use an Ink Tool You Suck at…<\/h6>\n

If you have seen my mindset videos then you know that I am kidding about that phrase. What I mean is an ink tool you aren’t used to. What is the ink tool you are least comfortable with? Try drawing with that. Watch me struggle with the ones I suck at.