Landscape from Marsham

some landscape work from Marsham

and some experimental work with landscape also from Marsham.......

Marsham...

I havn't shown you much from the groups lately, that's because everyone has been working on individual projects and at a different pace and not much has been finished till now, as we get towards the end of term. So here is some of the work from Marsham which is finished or nearly finished.....the main object of the term's work has been to learn about how other artists work, and learn about their tecniques by close examination of their work......

WATER-COLOUR

Some of the people in our Tuesday afternoon class at Marsham have expressed an interest in more Water-colour practice. They are interested in trying to push the boundaries and exploiting what this versatile medium can do! So next term is going to be a water-colour term. There is some room in this class if this is an area you would like to explore......

Work from Monday 16th March...

what inventive and fascinating work we got from the latest of our lovely models. This is only a small sample since wall space in limited, everyone completed at least six big drawings and at one stage the floor was littered with so many drawings you could hardly walk!
Another model next week for the last week of term.

Monday again...

The same model as last week, and I think that the experience of drawing the same person several times helps with accuracy and understanding. New model and charcoal next week......

Portraits ....2nd March

portraits from Monday afternoon, one pose superimposed, or juxtaposed, with another......

Animal Life

I forgot to mention that during half term we went to Lavenham, and visited The Wildlife Gallery. This is run by Andrew Haslen, the artist who made the Lino Cut you see here. He makes a black and white image by printing it and then paints with Water Colour.