He inspires me and many others to choose a way of living that is kind to people and the earth. Dave is a permaculture designer/teacher/author and helps people create an ecologically sustainable life. I re-discovered the wonders of nature and re-connected with the soil when I met my husband, Dave, almost 9 years ago. Seattle is a great city, but I was pretty disconnected from nature and growing food for many years. I moved to Seattle about 19 years ago to study English and ended up staying here for good. I even thought farming and growing up in a rural area were kind of uncool! Beautiful view from Mt.
I used to take it for granted and didn’t really think it was anything special. My grandparents grew rice and many of the vegetables we ate. Himeji is a pretty big city, but I grew up in a rural part of the city surrounded by rice patches and mountains. HImeji is best known for its beautiful castle! Photo credit by Yoko Miki (a.k.a. Even though I’m on a mini sabbatical this week, I get to show up for you twice… How cool is that?įor those of you who just discovered me through Kelly Johnson’s Draw Yourself Back to Nature Blog Hop, it’s so nice to meet you 🙂 Thanks for taking the time to stop by! NOTE: There is an announcement about a cool giveaway at the end of this post, so don’t miss it 🙂īefore we dive in to today’s nature drawing tutorial, let me take a moment to introduce myself! My name is Yuko Miki, and I’m an illustrator, print-maker, and a blogger in Seattle, Washington. Those of you who’ve been following me know that I usually post an article about creativity and motivation every Sunday. Hi everyone! Welcome to the special edition of my blog post today!
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