Gallery Photos

We had a wonderful time exploring the amazing world of Lino cutting with Helen, an excellent teacher who led us through the process and we all enjoyed it very much. See all the amazing prints below!

We had a lovely morning in the windy sunny conditions enjoying the delightful old church and its many additions. Tucked away behind a field it is a gem.

Friday 17th we had a lovely morning painting and enjoying views in all directions.

We had a lovely morning painting and just chilling out by the river to the accompaniment of birdsong. My app picked up wren, blue tit, robin, goldfinch great tit, rook, blackbird, blackcap, reed warbler, eider, chiffchaff and sedge warbler!

We had a chilly but rewarding morning painting and sketching at Walberton, stopping for tea and biscuits at the Pavilion when it got too chilly before getting back to it. The next meeting is on May 3rd at 10am in the Chichester Marina, see the events programme.

We got off to a very busy start on Monday with new extra pictures being registered and Steve Carroll arriving to do the judging. He did a great job and the winners are shown in the picture here. Steve commented that it was very difficult to do because we are a very strong society in ability, and there were too many good pictures.

We had a lovely morning painting on the beach by the Pub (who do good coffee and have nice loos). Five of us were in attendance.

It was a bit cloudy and windy but the wall protected us from the wind and the clouds were interspersed with sunny breaks so we enjoyed it very much. Thank you Kay for organising it. The next one, weather permitting, is at Walberton church next Friday at 10am, be there or miss it.

We had a great informative day with Max who took us through his whole process, demonstrating and instructing us to work to a structured format. We all felt we had learned a lot form the day.

Max gave us a great demo in acrylics as a precursor to his workshop on Wednesday. A really good turnout especially considering the weather which caused floods to our axles! Undaunted about 25 people were shown his process for painting a very successful picture on boats on the beach harbour. We look forward to working in water mixable oils with him on Wednesday for the day. 9:30 start!

We had a truly masterful demo from Stewart again. Seeming to capture his subject in the last half hour, he impressed us all. It was well attended and we all enjoyed each others company during the break, having to be called back to allow Stewart to finish the "a la Prima" piece. (Click the pictures to see full size slide show)

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