The heavens opened this morning, and it just kept on raining heavily until long past the time I should have left to go to Eye. Thanks, therefore, to Noreen, for her scene-setting photos. As you can see, she has included everything, to give a very good idea of Elizabeth's autumnal still life as well as her stint as a model. You all look very studious and quiet!
| Last week's themed morning kept some of you going beyond the day. First, Ian C. started work from a drawing he did some time ago, working at about three times the size of his work last week. |  |
And then Diana, who says she doesn't have a clue what she is doing - but carrying on. Looks like this method suits her style!
Avril completed a number of studies of Elizabeth this morning.
| More portraiture from John |   |
| And these from Ian J. and Josie |   |
 | Left, Noreen's study of Elizabeth. And right, two from Sally T. |   |
| Jackie tackled both Elizabeth and her still life as subjects. |   |
| So now on to the still life ... First Lesley, two pieces using acrylic ink and indian ink.The second playing with mark making and using up ink in her palette! |   |
| Next Carolyn, who had also sent me a drawing from earlier in the week; her artist bag lying on the floor. |   |
 | And this from Sally L. |
Francesfirst decided to mess on Yupo paper then similar in sketch book. The third is a lino print she is working on.
| June created this watercolour at the Bank this week. |  |
I have actually finished a painting this week that I started several weeks ago, using oil paint and a palette knife - a cityscape in Norwich. And I am very proud of my tomato harvest this year, especially the giant pink one grown from seed in the greenhouse, that has reached 660 gms, so I hope you won't mind me sharing this picture.
Don't forget that next week there is a workshop - landscape in oils, all details on the Events, Stop Press and Messages from Members pages. It will be Noreen at the helm for the blog, so send your pictures to her in good time.
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