SKETCHING AT HOCKEY'S FARM IN JUNE

 HOCKEY'S FARM IN JUNE

Hockey's Farm was unfamiliar territory for the Adventurous Artists. It is north of Ringwood off the A338 road. We took the turning signposted North Gorley.

There was a farm shop, a cafe, featuring locally sourced foods, outdoor tables and benches, plants for sale and farm animals in pens.

Everyone made the most of a warm sunny afternoon. It was quite a challenge to sketch the farm animals and birds in their pens.

We enjoyed a well-earned get-together after sketching.

NOTE: according to the website https://www.hockeys-farm.co.uk/cafe meals should be pre-booked.

JUNE PAINTINGS IN ELING TIDE MILL CAFE

The Race by Pam Roberts 

Dawn by Pam Roberts 

Egret at Eling by Betty Rackham

Eling by Betty Rackham

Dunes in June by Fiona Ferrero

Hummingbird by Fiona Ferrero

Dunes in June by Fiona Ferrero 

Peeping Tom by Fiona Ferrero

Sunlight through the Forest by Gail Morris

Ipley Cross by Gail Morris

Orange Poppies by Jill Gillespie

Reflections by Jill Gillespie

Cow Parsley by Jill Gillespie

Winter Walk in New Forest by June Green

Lavender Fields by June Green

Mayflower Sunrise by Trevor Pike

Eling Tide Mill by Muriel Hiscott Mills

Eling Crabbers by Di Alexander

 

ART AFTERNOON WORKSHOP IN JUNE

Our monthly afternoon sessions are a chance to practice our art and share ideas  in a supportive group. 

Tina experimented with acrylic pen over acrylic paint.

Ali used Faber-Castell Polychromos pencils for her dog.

Helen painted her crab with ink and watercolour.

Sue refined her 'green & pleasant land' painting.

Di experimented with new composition using pencil and watercolour. 

GREEN & PLEASANT LAND WORKSHOP WITH GAIL

"We had a fantastic painting day at Calmore, with such a wide range of green landscapes produced. Thank you to everyone who came, your willingness to have a go and share ideas is an inspiration." - Gail

 

 

 

 

 

"Looking forward to seeing your pictures displayed at the Eling Tide Mill Experience, either in the cafe or the summer exhibition."- Gail