by Maura McGlynn | 28th March 2024
Cobalt blue+ Burnt Sienna+White, created many colours.
by Maura McGlynn | 28th March 2024
Enjoyed mixing colours
by Karen Gunn | 26th March 2024
Second blustery 10 min painting of the day. Love doing these, no time to dwell, think or faff
by jane gardiner | 26th March 2024
First go at painting plain air, if from inside a car counts – it was awful cold. Could only open ultramarine, white and burnt umber initially though some boiling water from a local cafe let me open some more colours layer. Was wondering if we are getting to get...
by Karen Gunn | 26th March 2024
Here’s the other rainy day 10min sketch from today. Painting at that speed is good – no time to dwell, think or faff!
by Karen Gunn | 26th March 2024
Hello….`I’ve just begun the course, and how fabulous it is to be part of it & learning from Louise. Im sorry that I’m not that organised to begin at the beginning, but was drawn to the right brain video, so I’ve posted a couple of 10min sketches from today’s rainy...
by Richard Ironside | 18th March 2024
Water Everywhere. Heavy Impasto with palette knife
by Jeremy Scholes | 17th March 2024
Mixing oils to see what happens
by Rachel O’M | 13th March 2024
Ultramarine and burnt umber going from brown to blue and no white to more down the line. i find that the colors sort of in the mid-range interest me most.
by Cheryl Kearney | 10th March 2024
Hello. I'm new to landscape and have learnt a lot from the the colour mixing assignment. Here are some Prussian Blue mixes, which I thought might be good for the sea but I found it quite a powerful colour. There are some 'extra white' mixes at the...
by Michael Kirkby | 10th March 2024
An abstract work using oil and cold wax. View across a reservoir in the North Pennines
by Michael Kirkby | 10th March 2024
Much further from home, this tonal study is waiting for another oil study. Its the same view point of Snowdon used by Kyffin Williams.
by Michael Kirkby | 10th March 2024
Hi, I am todays new boy! Not familiar with landscapes, more into pastel work in still life or abstract work. But keen to learn, and here is a value study before starting into oils. We live in Durham County with Yorkshire Dales on one side and the North Pennines on the...
by Richard Ironside | 5th March 2024
Left hand side .Lemon Yellow,Yellow Ochre, Burnt Sienna,Raw Umber, Burnt Umber. Right hand side Phthalo Blue. Photo doesn’t show subtle differences very well. Great exercise lots to learn and lots more to do.
by JANE HALLMAN | 5th March 2024
more exploration!
by JANE HALLMAN | 5th March 2024
I had fun with colours I already have and use quite a lot!
by JANE HALLMAN | 4th March 2024
Ditchling pond between the showers – watercolours.
by JANE HALLMAN | 4th March 2024
Quick sketch of a very calm river Ouse looking towards Harveys brewery. Derwent Inktense pencils and water.
by Richard Ironside | 2nd March 2024
March arriving like a lion
by ELIZABETH MURRAY | 1st March 2024
No opportunity for plain air sketching in February so I returned to my summer Donegal sketchbook and did some sketchy oils
by Maura McGlynn | 28th February 2024
Acrylic inks and charcoal
by Maura McGlynn | 28th February 2024
Watercolour and pencil
by Maura McGlynn | 28th February 2024
Watercolour and pencil
by Lyn May | 24th February 2024
A rare sighting – the sun. Time enough for a quick sketch before the grey clouds arrived..again. sketchbook, pencil, watercolour.