Avril is quietly working away
building up her painting after a famous Scottish Painter.
She is learning all about figure proportions, mixing skin tones, learning how to paint a sky in acrylics. There are lots of challenges in undertaking this complex scene, yet it is looking very nice at it's first stage. Looking forward to seeing Avril's painting finished during the New Year.
Margaret has painted this fine festive plant and has enjoyed working in colour mixing and building up detailed drawing and painting skills.
Margaret has finished her bonny version of the croft in bright colours which was the class's challenge for November.
Friday, 30 November 2018
Wednesday, 14 November 2018
November classes cottage
Jean Wallace
Jean Ward
Two watercolour studies of the croft exercise.
Alison experimenting with acrylics and the palette knife in the foreground.
Margaret leaves some areas smooth and creates texture in the foreground to bring energy into the work.
Yvonne has some quiet areas of smooth paint and other lively areas with texture, the colour creates a strong dialogue with the viewer.
Angela's subtle yet effective use of the palette knife and brush. While the bright yellow creates light and interest, this is predominantly a moody scene.
Carole uses the palette knife boldly to create texture, the use of colour is very strong and works well with the texture.
Ivan creates a strong painting with confident palette knife and brush work. The colours are nicely arranged and not over bright or too strong.
Glynis creates plenty of interest in her painting with the carefully painted mountains, cottage and delightful flowers within the green grass area. Her sky is very dramatic and there are some nice touches of bold yellow and blue within the storm clouds coming in.
Gill creates a gentle landscape with a croft sitting happily within the sunny landscape, the use of colour works very nicely in this charming contemporary piece.
Monday, 12 November 2018
October classes
Alison Murray
Jean Wallace
Jean Ward
Yvonne
The focus for the class was on a study of a snowscene in violets/limited palette. Above are a few delicate watercolour paintings used for this exercise. Ivan continues work on his castle using acrylics.
Gill uses a portrait format
Ivan
Alison Holstead
Here we have the same scene painted in oils with the middle painting being painted in acrylics.
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