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Monday, June 27, 2022

 SATURDAY WORKSHOP 25 JUNE 2022

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Really great day with like minded people loving art. Lots of experimenting , really good efforts & enjoyment. It’s amazing how by working together we learn tips from each other, never stop learning. Brilliant! - Claire Palmer Workshops Organiser

Here are some of the paintings by members.









Friday, June 24, 2022

GAIL MORRIS'S EVENING PLAYING WITH ABSTRACTION

Gail gave us an easy introduction to creating an abstract picture at our June meeting.

After writing down what abstraction means to each of us, Gail showed us three different approaches to abstraction by Kandinsky, Rothko and Mondrian. 

If I understand correctly, people who create artwork in a state of relaxation, relying on their subconscious mind produce 'Neurographic' artwork. Working mindlessly, while relaxed, is a not uncommon state for artists!

Gail showed us three different abstract paintings that she had done 

   
We were then advised to draw three shapes of different sizes and then draw two lines through the shapes at any angle. 
We could then colour-in, apply patterns and generally experiment for the rest of the evening. The results at the end were colourful and varied in style. 




Many thanks to  Gail for such an enjoyable evening!



Friday, June 17, 2022

 ART EXTRA WORKSHOP 13TH JUNE

Member's individual projects




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Sunday, June 12, 2022

 SKETCHING AT BOLDERWOOD

Wednesday 8th June was showery. Luckily the downpour held off until we were on the way home!!


Harry managed to get a photo of some deer.



Most of us painted trees.



Thanks to Helen for organising the trip.