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My interpretation of Turner’s Santa Maria de la Salute and the Dogana, Venice with rockets. I made this with inktense blocks, but i’ll try it in watercolour next.

by Julian Lovegrove | 11th October 2023

My interpretation of Turner’s Santa Maria de la Salute and the Dogana, Venice with rockets. I made this with inktense blocks, but i’ll try it in watercolour next.

A Paddle-steamer in a Storm. A rapid watercolour sketch in my continued quest to learn from Turner.

by Alan Bickley | 11th October 2023

A Paddle-steamer in a Storm. A rapid watercolour sketch in my continued quest to learn from Turner.

One of my many favourite Turner paintings – Snow Storm, Steamboat off a Harbour’s Mouth. My rapid watercolour impression based on his famous oil painting.

by Alan Bickley | 10th October 2023

One of my many favourite Turner paintings – Snow Storm, Steamboat off a Harbour’s Mouth. My rapid watercolour impression based on his famous oil painting.

Second Edward Seago picture, swapped to a softer pencil. Love the way he uses counterpoint to position something dark against the light

by Andrew Lang | 10th October 2023

Second Edward Seago picture, swapped to a softer pencil. Love the way he uses counterpoint to position something dark against the light

Drawing of a Edward Seago painting. Found my mech pencil too hard.

by Andrew Lang | 10th October 2023

Drawing of a Edward Seago painting. Found my mech pencil too hard.

Minimalist watercolour on blue toned paper.

by Alan Bickley | 9th October 2023

Minimalist watercolour on blue toned paper.

My painting with art graf based on Sophia Loth a german painter.

by Bettina Groß | 9th October 2023

My painting with art graf based on Sophia Loth a german painter.

Watercolour in the A5 sketchbook.

by Jeremy Scholes | 9th October 2023

Watercolour in the A5 sketchbook.

Here’s a watercolour after JMW Turner, I painted a year or two ago. I do occasionally study usually the impressionists, and try to work out how they did it. I’ve done this with JSSargeant, E Seago and E Wesson, and others.

by Julian Lovegrove | 9th October 2023

Here’s a watercolour after JMW Turner, I painted a year or two ago. I do occasionally study usually the impressionists, and try to work out how they did it. I’ve done this with JSSargeant, E Seago and E Wesson, and others.

Plein air, the bend in the river, acrylic ink and charcoal pencil.

by Alan Bickley | 9th October 2023

Plein air, the bend in the river, acrylic ink and charcoal pencil.

windy, overcast day. A passing drizzle added some star-drops. Watercolor and water-soluble pencils

by Rachel O’M | 8th October 2023

windy, overcast day. A passing drizzle added some star-drops. Watercolor and water-soluble pencils

Charcoal pencil and soft pastels on toned paper.

by Laura Hamilton | 8th October 2023

Charcoal pencil and soft pastels on toned paper.

Pencil and crayon

by Jeremy Scholes | 8th October 2023

Pencil and crayon

Wild bramble bush, pencil, ink, crayon, wax

by Jeremy Scholes | 8th October 2023

Wild bramble bush, pencil, ink, crayon, wax

Today’s sketch of a cabbage field near me, with the buildings of Margate in the distance. I used an ink dropper, a pen, then watercolour with a brush pen.

by Julian Lovegrove | 8th October 2023

Today’s sketch of a cabbage field near me, with the buildings of Margate in the distance. I used an ink dropper, a pen, then watercolour with a brush pen.

Plein air, the view to the river, watercolour, gouache and charcoal pencil.

by Alan Bickley | 8th October 2023

Plein air, the view to the river, watercolour, gouache and charcoal pencil.

rain today. From my porch looking toward my garden and the trees beyond. Watercolor, 6B pencil ,soft pastel and a marker pen that didn’t really work.

by Rachel O’M | 7th October 2023

rain today. From my porch looking toward my garden and the trees beyond. Watercolor, 6B pencil ,soft pastel and a marker pen that didn’t really work.

Hindringham Hall before it shuts up for winter. Grey, misty and damp. View across the medieval fish ponds. I’d taken pastel pencils with me -not my favourite medium.

by Lyn May | 6th October 2023

Hindringham Hall before it shuts up for winter. Grey, misty and damp. View across the medieval fish ponds. I'd taken pastel pencils with me -not my favourite medium.

Very quick and splodgy ink sketch – Mannington Estate.

by Lyn May | 6th October 2023

Very quick and splodgy ink sketch – Mannington Estate.

I was taken by the different angles and diagonals. Pencil and splash of watercolour.

by Lyn May | 6th October 2023

I was taken by the different angles and diagonals. Pencil and splash of watercolour.

My interpretation of Turner’s Santa Maria de la Salute and the Dogana, Venice with rockets. I made this with inktense blocks, but i’ll try it in watercolour next.

A Paddle-steamer in a Storm. A rapid watercolour sketch in my continued quest to learn from Turner.

One of my many favourite Turner paintings – Snow Storm, Steamboat off a Harbour’s Mouth. My rapid watercolour impression based on his famous oil painting.

Second Edward Seago picture, swapped to a softer pencil. Love the way he uses counterpoint to position something dark against the light

Drawing of a Edward Seago painting. Found my mech pencil too hard.

Minimalist watercolour on blue toned paper.

My painting with art graf based on Sophia Loth a german painter.

Watercolour in the A5 sketchbook.

Here’s a watercolour after JMW Turner, I painted a year or two ago. I do occasionally study usually the impressionists, and try to work out how they did it. I’ve done this with JSSargeant, E Seago and E Wesson, and others.

Plein air, the bend in the river, acrylic ink and charcoal pencil.

windy, overcast day. A passing drizzle added some star-drops. Watercolor and water-soluble pencils

Charcoal pencil and soft pastels on toned paper.

Pencil and crayon

Wild bramble bush, pencil, ink, crayon, wax

Today’s sketch of a cabbage field near me, with the buildings of Margate in the distance. I used an ink dropper, a pen, then watercolour with a brush pen.

Plein air, the view to the river, watercolour, gouache and charcoal pencil.

rain today. From my porch looking toward my garden and the trees beyond. Watercolor, 6B pencil ,soft pastel and a marker pen that didn’t really work.

Number three-got a bit dark….

Number2: same spot-looking at the sun behind the quickly moving clouds-watercolor and soft pastel mostly

Number 1: Near the Connecticut River today; clouds moving in. Watercolor, pencil, water soluble pencil, charcoal…

Mow Cop Folly, Plein air mixed media. Acrylic ink, gouache, watercolour & charcoal pencil.

Hindringham Hall before it shuts up for winter. Grey, misty and damp. View across the medieval fish ponds. I’d taken pastel pencils with me -not my favourite medium.

Very quick and splodgy ink sketch – Mannington Estate.

I was taken by the different angles and diagonals. Pencil and splash of watercolour.