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Alixandra Bevandich
Someone once said, “Nature is the art of God.” I believe this to be true, as nobody can create such divine creatures. Through these charcoal drawings, I try to share my love for nature and animals. My inspiration comes from my family of hunters as well as my experiences through 4H in the Blue Ribbonaires 4H club. I enjoy drawing with charcoal pencils as well as painting sunsets. As a sophomore at Philomath High School, I hope to continue to share my love for these animals through these illustrations.
Someone once said, “Nature is the art of God.” I believe this to be true, as nobody can create such divine creatures. Through these charcoal drawings, I try to share my love for nature and animals. My inspiration comes from my family of hunters as well as my experiences through 4H in the Blue Ribbonaires 4H club. I enjoy drawing with charcoal pencils as well as painting sunsets. As a sophomore at Philomath High School, I hope to continue to share my love for these animals through these illustrations.
