Carolyn clark
My interest in drawing began in school days, but was put in abeyance by university studies and a scientific career. On retirement, I started with watercolour at the Putney School of Art. I attended various classes in London. The best tuition for me was gained from SCOLA in Sutton; it has a strong art department. Painting is now my hobby and (when it works) gives me great pleasure. If asked what I paint, my response is anything!
The latest images are all done with Derwent Inktense watercolour pencils. I was trying to decide what was their special quality over other similar products. In the end, I was using them as colour pencils with very little water added - so nothing special but I enjoyed using them nevertheless
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The latest images are all done with Derwent Inktense watercolour pencils. I was trying to decide what was their special quality over other similar products. In the end, I was using them as colour pencils with very little water added - so nothing special but I enjoyed using them nevertheless
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Cassocks in Hoxne Church (pencils used dry)
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Cassocks (water added)
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Apples stored from summer
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Guernsey in spring
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Amaryllis
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Amaryllis red 1
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Amaryllis red 2
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Holly
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Cloisonne pot
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Helichrysum
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Still life
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Ian's still life
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