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Letters From a Bird

the field notes and adventures of illustrator Birdie the Gnarled.

Newsletter · By Birdie the Gnarled · English · Official site

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  1. Issue · Sep 7, 2026

    A Letter From September (opens the original)

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    Greetings friend!I have been waiting all summer for September to come, and it’s finally here! It’s still hitting hot temperatures, but I’m ignoring it and focusing on the changing trees and early evenings. We’ve had a few days of rain, and I have just been sitting in the park with the rain dampening me and so full of bliss. Soon the world will be aglow with orange trees, and the mornings will be misty and foggy, and life will be worth living once more. My August was the opposite of this describe

  2. Issue · Aug 13, 2026

    My Tips on Making Art Your Full Time Job (opens the original)

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    Hello friends!Earlier this week I released a video on My Tips on Making Art Your Full Time Job over on my Patreon! I go over all needed topics to build your art career, such as social media, taxes, shipping, sourcing products, etc. This video is available if you join the Field Notes tier on my Patreon ($7.50cad/mo), or as a one time purchase of $10 cad. You can find it here.I hope you find it helpful!xoxox<br

  3. Issue · Aug 6, 2026

    A Letter From August (opens the original)

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    Greetings friend,How has your summer been treating you? Mine has been uncomfortably warm and humid, but I’ve been remedying that by eating my body weight in frozen fruit and sitting waist deep in the river. I’ve also been hunched over like a goblin for the past month working away at a ten page client project, which I’m so excited to share with you eventually. I do not enjoy summer and am avidly awaiting the first signs of autumn, but reading and river time and fruits have been helping. This is t

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