There was general agreement today that Barry had a face that was particularly interesting to draw, and there were a fair few good likenesses produced. His still life included a lot of glass pieces, which are also interesting as subjects, and the daffodils (real) and tulips (not), brought spring into the room on a bright and sunny day.
| First, Carolyn shares her drawing of a cardigan knitted with wool that magically produces a pattern - and, right, the very cardigan! |   |
Here are Maggie-Anne's Sally P's, and Lesley's take on the still life, along with Sally P's portrait of Barry.
And here is mine (Hannah), Joanna's and Jenny's...
Sally T and Angela were members of the portrait group, with different views of Barry...
These are from Penny, Jackie and Sally L, who was using big blocks of charcoal, following a workshop she attended.
Avril (first left) and Ian J (the next four) were both very prolific this morning...
 | Here is Jill's portrait... |
Frances worked on a scratchboard swan, the still life and a portrait of Barry, giving Avril and Ian a run for their money!
Please note that next week's session, with Lesley, is a printmaking workshop. This is an all day session (if you want to stay all day). Please don't come unless you intend to participate. The equipment list is on Stop Press.
Keep an eye out for information coming shortly about the exhibitions to be held in June at the Bank and Eye Town Hall. This will be on the Exhibitions page.
There will also be some feedback coming shortly from the recent survey about the Summer Programme.
Next week's blogger is Sally L. Contributions should be sent to her.
Keep an eye out for information coming shortly about the exhibitions to be held in June at the Bank and Eye Town Hall. This will be on the Exhibitions page.
There will also be some feedback coming shortly from the recent survey about the Summer Programme.
Next week's blogger is Sally L. Contributions should be sent to her.
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