Our leaders (our self-styled ‘mad and dedicated fools’!) took the brave decision to run our session today. Just as well they did, as it turned out to be a dry, sunny and truly beautiful morning, with great light for anyone hardy enough to paint outdoors. Not a sign of snow or even a wintry shower. But we stayed indoors to wonder at all Les’s art-inspiring treasures, laid out on the still-life tables. I particularly liked his carrots in a vase of water, which presented a great challenge with its reflections and refractions. Two took up this challenge, with splendid results. And what about those multilayered images inspired by various items in the display! |
Les himself posed for us, with multiple changes of dress. He gave us three five-minute standing poses first, followed by a seated pose for about half an hour. Another seated pose (in summer hat!) followed the coffee break for about an hour. Like all our presenters, he put in a lot of work to prepare his session for us. Thank you Les!
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