by Karen Gunn | 26th July 2024
Early mornings are the only time to be able to get out & sketch, it’s a very stinky 38 degrees this afternoon, 44 degrees promised for next week.. Anyway, another rapid one in gouache without the added assistance of small boy! Trying to capture the coolness of the...
by Karen Gunn | 23rd July 2024
A fun half an hour with 5 yr old grandson helping me sketch the morning light over the fields. We’ve both decided that we like gouache paint even though it dries in a heartbeat on the end of palette knife – dipping the knife in the river water helped apparently...
by Karen Gunn | 23rd July 2024
I am far too impatient to wait for two eyes…so here’s a very quick sketch in gouache of will it rain… one eye & left handed to make life even more interesting!!
by Geraldine Stevens | 18th July 2024
first female head using the LOOMIS method.
by Geraldine Stevens | 18th July 2024
first attempt at a head [female] using the LOOMIS method. i am happy with this attempt.
by Geraldine Stevens | 16th July 2024
i am beginnning portraits. i tried to copy this from a yt film but its a bit rushed. ''portrait of an old man'' [chinese]…gerry stevens.
by Geraldine Stevens | 13th July 2024
time-infancy. by gerry stevens [vger]. used gel and alcohol couldnt use the knife. started using my big palette board.
by Geraldine Stevens | 13th July 2024
gerry stevens [vger] a concept painting; time…infancy. used medium gel and alcohol. couldnt manage the paletter knife. found my big palette in polyeurathane. [saves my dinner plate].
by Geraldine Stevens | 13th July 2024
''view on pharoahs mound''…my first plein air expedition. i'm looking up from my mobility scooter. it was tiring but i was so happy i did it.my sketches were just in pencil i did take the colours but was too rushed to even paint. this is...
by ELIZABETH MURRAY | 10th July 2024
This 90 x 90 is one I have had several attempts to push forward. Not sure where I am now
by Geraldine Stevens | 7th July 2024
ashdown moor 2 not so twee. am i getting the idea?
by Karen Gunn | 7th July 2024
A painting I’ve had sitting about for a while now – 80x60cm oil canvas board . I tried using much thinner oil paint and paint in layers (eurgh, waiting for layers to dry but not really sure if I need to wait for them to dry). I think I like the colour tones of...
by Karen Gunn | 7th July 2024
A quick sketch of the chaos of the kitchen garden weeds. I took a limited range of colours and an even more limited range of brushes ( forgot to take one), but had a knife, fingers and a few pastels.
by Geraldine Stevens | 6th July 2024
ashdown moor as seen over l. balaams shoulder….by GERRY STEVENS.
by Maura McGlynn | 4th July 2024
Misty damp evening , the light appeared behind the hill, I liked the atmosphere of this sketch.
by Maura McGlynn | 4th July 2024
Back to the lake I sketched in spring , misty haze over the hills. It was evening the colours were soft and dreamy. I am loving this course Louise thankyou
by Geraldine Stevens | 3rd July 2024
WHITE ROSES GERRY STEVENS
by Geraldine Stevens | 3rd July 2024
nebulous drawing first attempt.
by Jeremy Scholes | 3rd July 2024
24” x 18” oil on canvas board. Some deep rich colour in the sea and foreshore contrasting with the fast moving sky.
by Karen Gunn | 30th June 2024
Couldn’t be bothered to wait for the rain, thunder, hail to stop so braved the fields taking gouache paints with me to play with, oh and wellie boots & waterproofs. I haven’t tried gouache paint outside before, hmmm, they dried rather rapidly despite the dampness...
by Karen Gunn | 23rd June 2024
I’ll get around to summer sketching once the rain stops – so much for SW France blue skies – near permanent rain!! So…here’s a small painting in oil on sealed & primed MDF – 20x20cm. Trying to be bold with brush & use a lot of paint – I...
by Helen Appleby | 21st June 2024
Playing with the same view of a walk with lots of memories, mixed media with unison pastels.
by Helen Appleby | 21st June 2024
Mixed media sketch, another stormy sky!
by Helen Appleby | 21st June 2024
Watercolour sketch of regular dog walk.