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Book Review: Looking at Birds - John Muir Laws Please share if you like it! Blackbird Shapes. Illustration by John Busby Looking at Birds: An Antidote to Field Guides is an outstanding guide to observing the world and bringing greater joy and curiosity to the study of birds. The author is John Busby, master bird artist whose fast bird sketches capture the aliveness and energy of a bird like no one I have ever seen. His work has inspired me for years. I am dyslexic, and reading has always been a difficult process for me. While not a how to draw book, Looking at Birds is a game changer for bird artists. The abundance of Busby’s sketches and the insight into his thought process makes Looking at Birds a great companion to one of his previous titles, Drawing Birds (also a must have). If you are a fan of Busby’s work, you may enjoy this short video in which you can watch him sketching in the field. Related

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