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Artworks that have been inspired by the built environment
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Artworks that have been inspired by the built environment
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Artworks that have been inspired by the built environment
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Artworks that have been inspired by the built environment
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Woodbridge Art Club
Covid 19 - Weekly Challenge Archive 2020
BBC Suffolk Radio interview
Week 3 - Art by Technology
Sweet Peas by Glenn Peake
 WEEK 38 - Strictly or Masterchef! Lovely Tango by Jenny Taylor |  WEEK 38 - Strictly or Masterchef! Andy Wright's take on nouvelle cuisine |  WEEK 38 - Strictly or Masterchef! Stephen David's flaming Christmas Pudding |
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 WEEK 38 - Strictly or Masterchef! Cathy Woodhead's flowing dancers. |  WEEK 38 - Strictly or Masterchef! Strictly a waltz by Jacky Fitzpatrick |  WEEK 38 - Strictly or Masterchef! Anne Ledgley's sensuous charcoal drawing |
 WEEK 38 - Strictly or Masterchef! Roy Cooper's really stylish painting of jazz dancers |  Week 37 - A Christmas Card - this one is by Jane Cochrane |  Week 37 - A Christmas Card - this one is by Stephen David |
 Week 37 - A Christmas Card - Andy Wright's card of Snowmen through the ages :-) |  Week 37 - A Christmas Card - this beautiful Christmas Candle is by Gillian Whittle |  Week 37 - A Christmas Card - this lovely warm image is by Bryan King |
 Week 37 - A Christmas Card - Jean Maxwell's card depicts the WAC online Xmas Party |  Week 36 - Holly & Ivy - "2020 Not a Normal Christmas" by Steve Mecrow |  Week 36 - Holly & Ivy - lovely Christmas Cards made using Brusho by Judy Mattin |
 Week 36 - The holly and the Ivy. Poison Ivy by Andy Wight |  Week 36 - Holly & Ivy - A very festive image of holly and robin by Joan Moore |  Week 36 - Holly & Ivy - Lovely berry laden holly by Jean Taylor |
 Week 36 - Holly & Ivy - super prickly holly by Jenny Taylor |  Week 36 - Holly & Ivy - this lovely image by Ivy with Ladybird by Gillian Whittle |  Week 36 - Holly & Ivy - Bryan King's lovely holly with berry thief! |
 Week 36 - Holly & Ivy - beautiful English Ivy by Hazel Richards |  Week 36 - Holly & Ivy - lights on a Christmas Tree by Geoffrey Thomas |  Week 36 - Holly & Ivy - two lovely holly images by Dorothy Stokes |
 Week 36 - Holly & Ivy - Christmas lights by Geoffrey Thomas |  Week 36 - Holly & Ivy - Autumn Leaves by Hazel Richards |  Week 36 - Holly & Ivy - a lovely ivy leaf by Stephen David |
 Week 36 - Holly & Ivy - beautiful English Ivy by Hazel Richards |  Week 36 -"The holly and the Ivy..." This watercolour by Roy Cooper would make a lovely Christmas card |  Week 36 -"The holly and the Ivy..." A beautiful watercolour study by Diana Nazeer |
 Week 36 -"The holly and the Ivy..." This watercolour by Roy Cooper would also make a lovely Christmas card |  Week 36 - The holly and the Ivy. Lovely photos of berries by Anne Ledgley |  Week 36 - The holly and the Ivy. Ivy by Anne Ledgley |
 Week 36 - The holly and the Ivy. Lots of berries = sign of a cold winter says Sheila Fitzpatrick |  Week 36 - The holly and the Ivy. Christmas decorations using holly and ivy by Anne Ledgley |  Week 36 - The holly and the Ivy. Food for the birds by Sheila Fitzpatrick |
 Week 36 - The holly and the Ivy. Lovely Mistletoe by Cathy Woodhead |  Week 36 - The holly and the Ivy. Excellent mistletoe by Jenny Taylor |  Week 35 - Yoga Positions - by Stephen David |
 Week 35 - Yoga Positions - Devotional Warrior Pose by Jenny Taylor |  Week 35 - Yoga Positions - A beautiful calm yoga watercolour by Roy Cooper |  Week 35 - Yoga Positions - a lovely calm yoga drawing by Anne Ledgley |
 Week 35 - Yoga Positions - by Stephen David |  Week 35 - Yoga Positions - by Stephen David (from an online life drawing class) |  Week 35 - Yoga Positions - By Andy Wright of Course! Andy says: An alternative title would be : The Girl With The Golden Bum! |
 Week 35 - Yoga Positions - by Stephen David |  Week 34 - watercolour doodles and transparent images. Bryan King's lovely fireworks are like doodles in the sky! |  Week 34 - watercolour doodles and transparent images. Jean Taylor's lovely flag-like doodles. |
 Week 34 - watercolour doodles and transparent images. A variety of doodles by Stephen David |  Week 34 - watercolour doodles and transparent images. Lovely doodles by Stephen David |  Week 34 - watercolour doodles and transparent images. Watercolour and masking fluid experiments by Andy Wright |
 Week 34 - watercolour doodles and transparent images. Doodles by Andy Wright |  Week 34 - watercolour doodles and transparent images. Fantastic free-form doodles by Roy Cooper |  Week 34 - watercolour doodles and transparent images. Free flowing doodles by Tracey Waghorn |
 Week 34 - watercolour doodles and transparent images. Anne Ledgley's calm, transparent lakeside scene |  Week 34 - watercolour doodles and transparent images. Cathy Woodhead's lovely doodles |  Week 34 - watercolour doodles and transparent images. Another lovely free-form doodle by Roy Cooper |
 Week 34 - watercolour doodles and transparent images. Transparency by Geoffrey Thomas |  Week 34 - watercolour doodles and transparent images. Transparency by Geoffrey Thomas |  Week 34 - watercolour doodles and transparent images.Lovely doodles that look like glass pendants by Jenny Taylor |
 Week 34 - watercolour doodles and transparent images. Joan Moore's beautiful, transparent photo of "Frosted Glass" |  Week 34 - watercolour doodles and transparent images. LHR terminal 2 light sculpture captured by Geoffrey Thomas |  Week 34 - watercolour doodles and transparent images. Joan Moore's beautiful, transparent photo of the river Deben "Approaching Rain" |
 Week 34 - watercolour doodles and transparent images. Doodles by Jane Cochrane |  Week 33 - Pebbles. A ceramic pebble by Helena Mecrow - photo by Geoffrey Thomas |  Week 33 - Pebbles. Helena Mecrow says one of these is real and one is ceramic - can you tell which is which? - photo by Geoffrey Thomas |
 Week 33 - Pebbles. "Pebble Dash" by Andy Wright |  Week 33 - Pebbles. "Flintstones" by Cathy Woodhead |  Week 33 - Pebbles. A group of pebbles by Cathy Woodhead |
 Week 33 - Pebbles. "Pebbles from Home" by Anne Ledgley |  Week 33 - Pebbles. "Lichen on Copper Ore Rock" and oil painting by Joan Moore |  Week 33 - paint or photograph some pebbles. "Pebbles" by Tracey Waghorn |
 Week 33 - Pebbles. "No Stone Unturned - " by Hazel Richards |  Week 33 - Pebbles. "No Stone Unturned 2 " by Hazel Richards |  Week 33 - Pebbles. Anne Ledgley says "This is a dried riverbed taken whilst walking in the Walpo Gorge in the Uluru- Kata Tjuta National Park otherwise known as Ayers Rock . The red centre Australia" |
 Week 33 - Pebbles. Anne Ledgley says "This is a dried riverbed taken whilst walking in the Walpo Gorge in the Uluru- Kata Tjuta National Park otherwise known as Ayers Rock . The red centre Australia" |  Week 33 - Pebbles. "Shingle Street Still Life" by Bryan King |  Week 33 - Pebbles. "Pebbles and Rusty Nuts" Aldeburgh by Geoffrey Thomas |
 Week 33 - Pebbles. "Pebbles in concrete and Rusty Nuts" v2 by Geoffrey Thomas |  Week 33 - Pebbles. "Wet Pebbles" a photograph with added magic by Joan Moore |  Week 33 - Pebbles. Andy Wright didn't supply a name ... so we've called it "Stoned" |
 Week 33 - Pebbles. "Stonechat" by Andy Wright |  Week 33 - Pebbles. these are the pebbles Andy used for his two paintings. |  Week 33 - Pebbles. A collection of pebbles by Jenny Taylor |
 Week 32 - Time .. or in this case Thyme by Bryan King who says "Hope that you like the thyme in the picture - along with parsley, sage and rosemary .......hang about, that could have been last week's song challenge as well!!" |  Week 32 - Time - This fascinating collage is by Jenny Taylor and is called "Time is Running Out' |  Week 32 - Time ... or as Andy Wright puts it "Time & Tide Waits for Noman" |
 Week 32 - Time - The Time Keepers of Europe by Joan Moore |  Week 32 - "Time - Lunchtime on a Seaday" Joan Moore |  Week 32 - Time - This amazing picture from Anne Ledgley ... it probably took a long time repairing! |
 Week 31 - Paint A Song Title - A lovely loose painting by Bryan King "New York, New York" - I can almost hear Sinatra's voice ... |  Week 31 - Paint A Song Title - A super image by Jenny Taylor "Puppet on a String" |  Week 31 - Paint A Song Title - A cracking shot by Joan Moore "Fly Me to the Moon" |
 Week 31 - Paint A Song Title - Steampunk gorgeousness by Andy Wright ... do we even need mention the title of this submarine?? |  Week 31 - Paint A Song Title - Joan Moore's second lovely image "Moon River" |  Week 31 - Paint A Song Title - Cathy Woodhead's lovely painting "Handbags & Gladrags" by Rod Stewart |
 Week 31 - Paint A Song Title - Andy Wright's painting ... can you guess? "A Whiter Shade of Pale" by Procol Harum |  Week 31 - Paint A Song Title - Cathy Woodhead's excellent"Hound Dog" by Elvis |  Week 31 - Paint A Song Title - Anne Ledgley's lovely painting of the all time classic "The Albatross" by Fleetwood Mac |
 Week 30 = this challenge "Flame" feels very appropriate as the nights draw in! Cathy Woodhead's terrific erupting volcano! |  Week 30 = this challenge "Flame" feels very appropriate as the nights draw in! "the Beacon" by Joan Moore |  Week 30 = this challenge "Flame" feels very appropriate as the nights draw in! By Stephen David |
 Week 30 = this challenge "Flame" feels very appropriate as the nights draw in! Andy Wright was feeling nostalgic for his "Old Flame" |  Week 30 = this challenge "Flame" feels very appropriate as the nights draw in! Andy Wright's "Paraffin Burner" |  Week 30 = this challenge "Flame" feels very appropriate as the nights draw in! Helena Mecrow's Birthday Cake (now 30 years old) |
 Week 30 = this challenge "Flame" feels very appropriate as the nights draw in! By Roy Cooper |  Week 30 = this challenge "Flame" feels very appropriate as the nights draw in! Jean Maxwell's cosy fire. |  Week 30 = this challenge "Flame" feels very appropriate as the nights draw in! Anne Ledgley cosy fire version 2 |
 Week 30 = this challenge "Flame" feels very appropriate as the nights draw in! Anne Ledgley cosy fire version 1 |  Week 30 = this challenge "Flame" feels very appropriate as the nights draw in! Jenny Taylor's lovely oil pastel candle flames |  Week 30 = this challenge "Flame" feels very appropriate as the nights draw in! Steve Mecrow's Flame in a Glass |
 Week 30 = this challenge "Flame" feels very appropriate as the nights draw in! Steve Mecrow's Flame in a Cut Glass |  Week 30 = this challenge "Flame" feels very appropriate as the nights draw in! "Flames"by Geoffrey Thomas |  Week 30 = this challenge "Flame" feels very appropriate as the nights draw in! Bryan King's lovely painting of the open fire in a Sussex holiday cottage |
 Week 30 = this challenge "Flame" feels very appropriate as the nights draw in! By Geoffrey Thomas |  Week 29 - create a picture that would make a good jigsaw for a child or adult to do. Loch Tay by Jane Cochrane |  Week 29 - create a picture that would make a good jigsaw for a child or adult to do. This great and amusing image by Andy Wright |
 Week 29 - create a picture that would make a good jigsaw for a child or adult to do. This fabulous painting by Jean Maxwell from an original photo by Mike Whitby |  Week 29 - create a picture that would make a good jigsaw for a child or adult to do. This fun image was sent in by Dorothy Stokes who apologised for a "senior moment" |  Week 28 - Autumn - Roy Cooper's "Acorns" was a gift to a couple moving into a house of the same name. |
 Week 28 - Autumn - lovely colours of autumn photo by Sandra Smith |  Week 28 - Autumn - Bryan King's lovely watercolour "Autumn Light" |  Week 28 - Autumn - "Coming Home" a lovely colour by Joan Moore |
 Week 28 - Autumn - another lovely photo by Sandra Smith |  Week 28 - Autumn - a lovely botanical collection of autumn by Kathy Last |  Week 28 - Autumn - an autumnal country setting by Roy Cooper |
 Week 28 - Autumn - Cathy Woodhead's lovely autumnal tree |  Week 28 - Autumn - Atmospheric Autumn watercolour by Cathy Woodhead |  Week 28 - Autumn - Mountain Ash with Mizzle by Jane Tromans |
 Week 28 - Autumn - Autumn Colours by Stephen David |  Week 28 - Autumn - a pallet knife painting by Andy Wright |  Week 28 - Autumn - Autumn Leaves - lovely Autumn Leaves by Gillian Whittle |
 Week 28 - Autumn - Autumn in Cornwall by Joan Moore |  Week 28 - Autumn - An atmospheric "Turneresque" Autumn painting by Andy Wright |  Week 28 - Autumn - Photograph by Andy Wright. Andy says: As much as it goes against the grain I had to submit a photo. This was not posed, it was as I saw it. It’s entitled ‘The first of the fall’. I hate the Americanisation of our ‘autumn’ but it seems to be more appropriate in this circumstance. |
 Week 27 - Black without using black - A Pair of Rooks by Bryan King. |  Week 27 - Black without using black - Cathy Woodhead says: This is my black painting.I made the black by mixing together burnt sienna and ultramarine. |  Week 27 - Black without using black. Jenny Taylor. Jenny says: It’s my dear old puss Ernie , who lived to the age of 17. The colours that I used were burnt umber , french ultramarine and flake white. |
 Week 27 - Black without using black - by Andy Wright. Andy says: this is on a small canvas 8x12 inches and I can confirm that no black paints were harmed during the painting of this picture. |  Week 27 - Black without using black - Jean Maxwell says: Oooh - ok it’s not black, not brilliant! An attempt to do a (cross eyed!)dog with its head down and ears spread out...... but interesting looking at the light and how it picks up the colours of the surroundings... |  Week 27 - Black without using black - Andy Wright - An enlarged portion of Andy's painting showing detail of the "black" in the picture. |
 Week 27 - Black without using black - a lovely self portrait by Anne Ledgley |  Week 27 - Black without using black - Art Photograph by Geoffrey Thomas |  Week 27 - Black without using black - Art Photograph by Geoffrey Thomas |
 Week 27 - Black without using black - Art Photograph by Geoffrey Thomas |  Week 27 - Black without using black - Art Photograph by Geoffrey Thomas |  Week 27 - Black without using black - Jean Taylor says: I was wondering what I could possibly paint for this topic when I looked outside and spotted the wheelbarrow full of soil. I had been emptying the tub where I grew some potatoes. I had quite a good crop considering the climate. The barrow is still waiting to be emptied! |
 Week 27 - Black without using black - Lovely frost patterns Art Photograph by Joan Moore |  Week 27 - Black without using black - A Shag by Stephen David |  Week 27 - Black without using black - Shag version 2 by Stephen David |
 Week 26 - Pointillism - Cathy Woodhead says "I have never even thought about doing pointillism and really like the effect. Next time I do one I shall try in watercolour" |  Week 26 - Pointillism - Andy Wright says:"Didn’t get the point of this challenge. It was enough to drive anyone dotty!" |  Week 26 - Pointillism - Flowers by Roy Cooper |
 Week 26 - Pointillism - Jane Cochrane says: I did this quick drawing with an electronic dotspen. I was given one as a gift a little while ago but haven’t really had the chance to play with it yet! |  Week 26 - Pointillism - Joan Moore's pointillist photo Butterfly |  Week 26 - Pointillism - Sheila Fitzpatrick's pointillist photo entitled Art of Cooking |
 Week 26 - Pointillism - Orkney Sheep by Bryan King |  Week 26 - Pointillism - Tracey Waghorn says: A rather unusual version of pointillism - it was just a scribble that I drew in my sketch book. I quite enjoyed the faintly malevolent subject matter!! |  Week 26 - Pointillism - a dotted tree drawing by Roy Cooper |
 Week 26 - Pointillism - Sheila Fitzpatrick's pointillist photo of Tranquility Point |  Week 26 - Pointillism - A pointillist apple by Jenny Taylor |  Week 26 - Pointillism - Anne Ledgley did this painting in the Australian aboriginal style, titled "Dream Time". |
 Week 26 - Pointillism - Anne Ledgley's photo of Aboriginal Art taken at the Aboriginal Centre in Cairns - artist sadly unknown |  Week 26 - Pointillism - Anne Ledgley's photo of Aboriginal Art taken at the Aboriginal Centre in Cairns - artist sadly unknown |  Week 26 - Pointillism - Anne Ledgley's photo of Aboriginal Art taken at the Aboriginal Centre in Cairns - artist sadly unknown |
 Week 26 - Pointillism - Jean Taylor says: "This started as a parrot and almost turned into a jungle. Very therapeutic!" |  Week 26 - Pointillism - Sun Dots by Andy Wright |  Week 26 - Pointillism - Stephen David's picture of a Plover |
 Week 26 - Pointillism - ·Jean Maxwell says: A very quick effort - it gets painful! |  Week 26 - Pointillism - Stephen David's picture of Shetland |  Week 25 - Roald Dahl characters. The Chocolate Factory by Geoffrey Thomas |
 Week 25 - Roald Dahl characters. James & the Giant Peach by Joan Moore |  Week 25 - Roald Dahl characters. Willy Wonka by Joan Moore |  Week 25 - Roald Dahl characters. A very Quentin Blakesque painter by Cathy Woodhead. |
 Week 25 - Roald Dahl characters. The Big Friendly Giant's (the BFG) younger and wider brother by Pauline Henry |  Week 25 - Roald Dahl characters. Fantastic Mr Fox by Cathy Woodhead. |  Week 25 - Roald Dahl characters. Exactly the character that Roald Dahl would have created if he'd lived longer by Cathy Woodhead. |
 Week 25 - Roald Dahl characters. A lovely depiction of Matilda by Jenny Taylor |  Week 25 - Roald Dahl characters. Andy Wright says: This week I chose a girl who is not named but narrates the story of The Magic Finger. However, she is now a little older than her 8 years as in the story. |  Andy Wright says: This week I chose a girl who is not named but narrates the story of The Magic Finger. However, she is now a little older than her 8 years as in the story. |
 Week 25 - Roald Dahl characters. Geoffrey Thomas's Dahl-esque image ... there's got to be a story behind this image ... |  Week 25 - Roald Dahl characters. An excellent sketch of the Oompa-Loompas Book rather than film version by Anne Ledgley |  Week 24 - Graffiti - Cathy Woodhead's socially distanced graffiti with a message! |
 Week 24 - Graffiti - Jenny Taylor's snappy subject! |  Week 24 - Graffiti - Geoffrey Thomas - image 1 of "natural graffiti" |  Week 24 - Graffiti - Geoffrey Thomas - image 2 of "natural graffiti" |
 Week 24 - Graffiti - Geoffrey Thomas - image 3 of "natural graffiti" |  Week 24 - Graffiti - Jean Maxwell graffiti mural compilation |  Week 24 - Graffiti - Anne Ledgley's graffiti with a heartfelt message |
 Week 24 - Graffiti - by Jane Cochrane |  Week 24 - Graffiti - Shona Hardie's clever image |  Week 24 - Graffiti - Geoffrey Thomas - image 4 more "natural graffiti" |
 Week 24 - Graffiti - Bryan King's interesting depiction of ancient graffiti |  Week 24 - Graffiti - Geoffrey Thomas says "I took this in Brick Lane East London. The actual spray paint artist was just finishing his painting. Not a bad piece of art as well, considering it was sprayed onto a metal security door !!" |  Week 24 - Graffiti - Joan Moore's fun graffiti road signs which might be more effective than the standard ones! |
 Week 24 - Graffiti - Joan Moore's fun graffiti road signs which might be more effective than the standard ones! |  Week 24 - Graffiti - Andy Wright's Banksy fun |  |
 Week 23 - Blob Art creative exercise - Andy Wright really got into this exercise - this is a BEFORE pic |  Week 23 - Blob Art creative exercise - Andy Wright really got into this exercise - this is the AFTER pic |  Week 23 - Blob Art creative exercise - Andy Wright - this is a BEFORE pic - even Andy's blobs are stylish! |
 Week 23 - Blob Art creative exercise - Andy Wright - this is a second AFTER image showing really great imagination |  Week 23 - Blob Art creative exercise - Anne Ledgley's Blob crowd scene! |  Week 23 - Blob Art creative exercise - Anne Ledgley also sent us this acrylic pouring painting whcih is titled "Red Centre" |
 Week 23 - Blob Art creative exercise - Jenny Taylor's lovely animated blobs! |  Week 23 - Blob Art creative exercise - Bryan King's wonderful blob characters |  Week 23 - Blob Art creative exercise - Cathy Woodhead said that "I blobbed two different colours onto the paper, then sprayed it with some water and this is the result." |
 Week 23 - Blob Art creative exercise - these blobs are by Stephen David |  Week 23 - Blob & Bubble photography exercise - Geoffrey Thomas has sent us four very interesting photographs on a blob theme. (1) |  Week 23 - Blob & Bubble photography exercise - Geoffrey Thomas has sent us four very interesting photographs on a blob theme. (2) |
 Week 23 - Blob & Bubble photography exercise - Geoffrey Thomas has sent us four very interesting photographs on a blob theme. (3) |  Week 23 - Blob & Bubble photography exercise - Geoffrey Thomas has sent us four very interesting photographs on a blob theme. (4) |  Week 23 - Blob & Bubble photography exercise - Joan Moore's fascinating photo with a square bubble! |
 Week 23 - Blob & Bubble photography exercise - another of Joan Moore's fascinating bubble photos. |  Week 23 - Blob & Bubble photography exercise - this slightly menacing water bubble by Jackie Fitzpatrick |  Week 23 - Blob & Bubble photography exercise - lovely coloured bubble by Jackie Fitzpatrick |
 Week 22 - Mother and Baby - Anne Ledgley's lovely Madonna and Child. The image was used for the Christmas card in the Benefice 2016. It was inspired by a pendant. |  Week 22 - Mother and Baby - A proud and very busy mother duckling by Jacky Fitzpatrick |  Week 22 - Mother and Baby - Bryan King "I had a think about the weekly mother and baby challenge, and decided to do something a bit different! Here is my painting of the famous Cow and Calf rocks on Ilkley Moor" |
 Week 22 - Mother and Baby - Oil on canvas - Jenny Taylor |  Week 22 - Mother and Baby - an experiment with Oil pastel on boar - Jenny Taylor |  Week 22 - Mother and Baby by Cathy Woodhead |
 Week 22 - Mother and Baby - Looking at it perhaps it covers both challenge 22 'Mother Love' and challenge 21 'Chiaroscuro'! - Pauline Henry |  Week 22 - Mother and Baby - "Kids!" by Andy Wright |  Week 22 - Mother and Baby - a mother's love. "I have three, very grown up, boys and blue bootees sums it up for me." Jean Taylor |
 Week 22 - Mother and Baby by Roy Cooper |  Week 21 - Chiaroscuro - Puppet on a String by Helena Mecrow |  Week 21 - Chiaroscuro - Sunflower by Helena Mecrow |
 Week 21 - Chiaroscuro - Two years ago I went away with the choir to Porto, and took some photos including one of this church. It seemed a good subject for this exercise with lights and darks. Stephen David |  Week 21 - Chiaroscuro - Eversons Boat Shed by Alvaro Wright or is it Andy Castagnet?? No its an Andy Wright :-) |  Week 21 - Chiaroscuro - Chrysanthemums in a Copper Vase by Jean Taylor |
 Week 21 - Chiaroscuro - Cactus by Steve Mecrow |  Week 21 - Chiaroscuro - Blossom by Steve Mecrow |  Week 21 - Chiaroscuro - Spider by Joan Moore |
 Week 21 - Chiaroscuro - by Joan Moore |  Week 21 - Chiaroscuro - Pigeon by Geoffrey Thomas |  Week 21 - Chiaroscuro - BMX Trickster 1 by Geoffrey Thomas |
 Week 21 - Chiaroscuro - BMX Trickster 2 by Geoffrey Thomas |  Week 21 - Chiaroscuro - BMX Trickster 3 by Geoffrey Thomas |  Week 21 - Chiaroscuro - BMX Trickster 4 by Geoffrey Thomas |
 Week 21 - Chiaroscuro - Chinese Temple Bells by Anne Ledgley |  Week 21 - Chiaroscuro - VE Day Afternoon Tea by Anne Ledgley |  Week 21 - Chiaroscuro - The Louvre Abu Dhabi by Anne Ledgley |
 Week 21 - Chiaroscuro - "Cheers" by Anne Ledgley |  Week 21 - Chiaroscuro - by Cathy Woodhead |  Week 21 - Chiaroscuro - Cathy Woodhead's shiny apple |
 Week 21 - Chiaroscuro - Roy Cooper |  Week 21 - Chiaroscuro - Roy Cooper |  Week 20 - Sacred Cows & Cowes Week. Stephen David - So this was Cows week at Snape, the week that I was on. I had to go and inspect them about 2 or 3 times during the week. Not that there was any danger to the cows. No big cats around, for example, or other predators. |
 Week 20 - Sacred Cows & Cowes Week - "Andy Wright's Cows Week Programme" |  Week 20 - Sacred Cows & Cowes Week - Bryan King's lovely Highland Cattle and Church |  Week 20 - Sacred Cows & Cowes Week - Cathy Woodhead |
 Week 20 - Sacred Cows & Cowes Week - "I went on several voyages with the Sail Training Association on the schooners Sir Winston Churchill and Malcolm Miller. One year both schooners were at the Cowes week and spectators were amazed to see the crew 'manning the yards', quite a sight. Pauline Henry |  Week 20 - Sacred Cows & Cowes Week - "Can’t see Cowes yet, we’ll follow this lot, they’re bound to end up there!" Andy Wright |  Week 20 - Sacred Cows & Cowes Week - "A trip round the Isle of Wight would be just the thing today" Jean Taylor |
 Week 20 - Sacred Cows & Cowes Week - "IMany years ago I went to the Isle of Wight for a week’s holiday. We had a good time. On the return ferry crossing from Cowes to Southampton we had a grandstand view of all the yachts including the RY Britannia, which I saw more recently in Edinburgh, where the ship is now in retirement. I did a few sketches on the crossing, and had always meant to do a painting based on them, so this was my chance, having not got round to it before." Stephen David |  Week 20 - Sacred Cows & Cowes Week - a sacred cow with ‘Tanla‘ spotted in Sri Lanka - Anne Ledgley |  Week 20 - Sacred Cows & Cowes Week - "The real thing , a sacred cow rambling around the Po Lin Monastery in Hong Kong. Anne Ledgley |
 Week 20 - Sacred Cows & Cowes Week - "Began Sacred Cows" by Steve Mecrow |  Week 20 - Sacred Cows & Cowes Week - Joan Moore's lovely "Unholy Cow" |  Week 20 - Sacred Cows & Cowes Week - "Nosy Sacred Cow by Sandra Smith |
 Week 20 - Sacred Cows & Cowes Week - "Photo taken from the cruise ship in the middle of hundreds of sails during Cowes week" Jacky Fitzpatrick |  Week 19 - Castle & Roses Canal Art painting - Roy Cooper's beautiful floral decoration |  Week 19 - Castle & Roses Canal Art painting - Stephen David (Series 1) |
 Week 19 - Castle & Roses Canal Art painting - Andy Wright - "This barge has been painted in the canal barge style but unfortunately the rose petals that you wanted have dropped off and the castles have fallen down. When its fully restored and painted you will see the traditional castles and roses as requested! As it is, its a rusty blank canvas. You can almost smell it!: |  Week 19 - Castle & Roses Canal Art painting - Bryan King |  Week 19 - Castle & Roses Canal Art painting - Cathy Woodhead's beautiful roses and cockerel |
 Week 19 - Castle & Roses Canal Art painting - Jean Taylor's lovely milk churn |  Week 19 - Castle & Roses Canal Art painting - Stephen David (Series 2) |  Week 19 - Castle & Roses Canal Art painting - Stephen David - series 3 |
 Week 19 - Castle & Roses Canal Art painting - Anne Ledgley's lovely canal art roses |  Week 19 - Castle & Roses Canal Art painting - Jean Taylor's treasure chest! |  Week 19 - Castle & Roses Canal Art painting - Jean Maxwell's lovely Castle & Roses |
 Week 19 - Castle & Roses Canal Art painting - Pauline Henry's lovely painting and a great name for a canal barge |  Week 19 - Castle & Roses Canal Art painting - Jacky Fitzpatrick |  Week 19 - Castle & Roses Canal Art Photography - Steve Mecrow's clever image (be he ate them too) |
 Week 19 - Castle & Roses Canal Art photography - Joan Moore |  Week 19 - Castle & Roses Canal Art photography - Joan Moore's excellent image |  Week 18 - celebrating all things "festival" on Latitude '20 weekend. Bryan King "A few years ago we were in Venice at the beginning of September, which is when the annual Regata Storica festival takes place on the Grand Canal. It begins with a procession of ceremonial rowed barges and is followed by races of different traditional Venetian boats - crewed by men and women. It was a great day and gave me lots of material to sketch and paint" |
 Week 18 - celebrating all things "festival" on Latitude '20 weekend. Jenny Taylor - "These two are from a group called Custom in Seattle USA" |  Week 18 - celebrating all things "festival" on Latitude '20 weekend. Andy Wright - Now this is a sad painting...........GRANDPA GOES TO LATITUDE |  Week 18 - celebrating all things "festival" on Latitude '20 weekend. Cathy Woodhead - festival reflections! |
 Week 18 - celebrating all things "festival" on Latitude '20 weekend. Stephen David - "Rather than include specific festivals, I decided to make it a bit more general, including things like the beer tent, queuing, the Red Arrows, etc. Things that you might see at various different festivals. The first time I came across the word ‘Festival’ was when it was Harvest Festival at school/church." |  Week 18 - celebrating all things "festival" on Latitude '20 weekend. Hazel Richards Olympic Torch Procession |  Week 18 - celebrating all things "festival" on Latitude '20 weekend. Hazel Richards Burgh Dog Races |
 Week 18 - celebrating all things "festival" on Latitude '20 weekend. Anne Ledgley - Music by the Sea Festival, Aldeburgh |  Week 18 - celebrating all things "festival" on Latitude '20 weekend. Joan Moore - Festival of Moors and Christ |  Week 18 - celebrating all things "festival" on Latitude '20 weekend. Hazel Richards Jubilee Street Party |
 Week 18 - celebrating all things "festival" on Latitude '20 weekend. Steve Mecrow - Myanmar Festival (1) |  Week 18 - celebrating all things "festival" on Latitude '20 weekend. Steve Mecrow - Myanmar Festival (3) |  Week 18 - celebrating all things "festival" on Latitude '20 weekend. Sandra Smith Sienna Festival |
 Week 18 - celebrating all things "festival" on Latitude '20 weekend. Joan Moore Fiesta Mexicana |  Week 18 - celebrating all things "festival" on Latitude '20 weekend. Steve Mecrow - Myanmar Festival (2) |  Week 18 - celebrating all things "festival" on Latitude '20 weekend. Jane Cochrane - Latitude's (In)famous Pink Sheep |
 WEEK 17 - Celebrating International Nelson Mandela Day - Joan Moore |  WEEK 17 - Celebrating International Nelson Mandela Day - Joan Moore |  WEEK 17 - Celebrating International Nelson Mandela Day - Geoffrey Thomas |
 WEEK 17 - Celebrating International Nelson Mandela Day - Geoffrey Thomas |  WEEK 17 - Celebrating International Nelson Mandela Day - Bryan King "many thanks for setting this challenge. Thinking of a different way to depict this remarkable man, I turned to a musical theme, and in particular the multilingual South African National Anthem - "Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika". If you don't know it, it is a moving piece of music and is said to run through the very soul of South African life. I've incorporated the musical score with the portrait" |  WEEK 17 - Celebrating International Nelson Mandela Day - Stephen David |
 WEEK 17 - Celebrating International Nelson Mandela Day - by Cathy Woodhead |  WEEK 17 - Celebrating International Nelson Mandela Day - Jean Maxwell |  WEEK 17 - Celebrating International Nelson Mandela Day - Jane Cochrane |
 WEEK 17 - Celebrating International Nelson Mandela Day - Jenny Taylor |  WEEK 17 - Celebrating International Nelson Mandela Day - Roy Cooper |  WEEK 17 - Celebrating International Nelson Mandela Day - Anne Ledgley |
 WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting Techniques - the first of two beautifully luminous paintings by Joan Moore |  WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting Techniques - the second of two beautifully luminous paintings by Joan Moore |  WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting Techniques - Cathy Woodhead's beautiful luminous sunrise ... love the shadows of the grasses |
 WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting Techniques - Stephen David "Today I looked at some of the videos you attached, and so I did this oil painting, entirely made up, or a lake with trees and mountains, as if it could be somewhere in America. Like the video I also used palette knife mostly just using a brush to finish off" |  WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting Techniques - Jenny Taylor's lovely luminous Green Hairstreak Butterfly |  WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting Techniques - Roy Cooper's lovely watercolour certainly has a luminous feel |
 WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting Techniques - Bryan King's lovely luminous painting is of Loch Leven from Kinlochleven |  WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting Techniques - A second luminous watercolour by Cathy Woodhead |  WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting Techniques - Andy Wright's rural bucolic painting certainly has a luminous feel |
 WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting Techniques - Jean Taylor's lovely calm luminous sunset |  WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting Techniques - a lovely calm evening scene by Dorothy Stokes |  WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting Techniques - Stephen David "a waterfall done from a photo I took of an actual waterfall somewhere. I wasn’t sure it was actually what you had in mind, but I though it had a luminous quality about it, as the photo was taken in autumn with the colours of the foliage." |
 WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting Techniques - Mid-Summer's Mist by Jane Cochrane |  WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting or photographic Techniques - Tbilisi Church by Steve Mecrow |  WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting or photographic Techniques - Burmese Girl by Steve Mecrow |
 WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting or photographic Techniques - Began by Steve Mecrow |  WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting or photographic Techniques - lovely Luminous Sunrise by Sheila Fitzpatrick |  WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting or photographic Techniques - lovely Clouds Rays by Sheila Fitzpatrick |
 WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting or photographic Techniques - Ukraine by Steve Mecrow |  WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting or photographic Techniques - misty forest by Sandra Smith |  WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting or photographic Techniques - lovely Sunset Wine by Sandra Smith |
 WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting or photographic Techniques - lovely luminous sky by Joan Moore |  WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting or photographic Techniques - lovely luminous sunrise by Joan Moore |  WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting or photographic Techniques - clever glass light by Sheila Fitzpatrick |
 WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting or photographic Techniques - lovely luminous clouds by Joan Moore |  WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting or photographic Techniques - luminous metal by Geoffrey Thomas |  WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting or photographic Techniques - luminous sunset by Geoffrey Thomas |
 WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting or photographic Techniques - dramatic luminous sunset by Geoffrey Thomas |  WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting or photographic Techniques - luminous calm waters by Geoffrey Thomas |  WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting or photographic Techniques - by Geoffrey Thomas |
 WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting or photographic Techniques - luminous water Geoffrey Thomas |  WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting or photographic Techniques - by Geoffrey Thomas |  WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting or photographic Techniques - Anne Ledgley's lovely luminous "trees" in Singapore's Gardens by the Bay |
 WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting or photographic Techniques - 9/11 memorial New York, Anne Ledgley |  WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting or photographic Techniques - Dawn Uluru National Park Australia, by Anne Ledgley |  WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting or photographic Techniques - Dawn Uluru National Park Australia, by Anne Ledgley |
 WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting or photographic Techniques - Cloud over Ayers Rock ( Uluru), by Anne Ledgley |  WEEK 16 - Luminism Painting or photographic Techniques - Star Ferry Hong Kong by Anne Ledgley |  WEEK 15 - Fabrics Dorothy Stokes says: My entry for weekly challenge. Quite a difficult one! From an Ingres painting of Princess de Broglia in watercolour and graphite. |
 WEEK 15 - Fabrics - Kayan Weaver 1 by Steve Mecrow |  WEEK 15 - Fabrics - Kayan Weaver 2 by Steve Mecrow |  WEEK 15 - Fabrics - Helena Braid 1 by Steve Mecrow |
 WEEK 15 - Fabrics - Helena Braid by Steve Mecrow |  WEEK 15 - Fabrics - Floor Cloth by Steve Mecrow |  WEEK 15 - Fabrics - Batik 2 photo by Steve Mecrow |
 WEEK 15 - Fabrics - Batik 1 photo by Steve Mecrow |  WEEK 15 - Fabrics -Tree Fabric by Sheila Fitzpatrick |  WEEK 15 - Fabrics -Silk Weaving by Joan Moore |
 WEEK 15 - Fabrics -Sheila Fitzpatrick getting cheeky! |  WEEK 15 - Fabrics -Sheila Fitzpatrick says "Leaf me alone!" |  WEEK 15 - Fabrics - Bryan King says: Here is my weekly challenge painting on the subject of fabric. I think that real theatrical costumes offer such a great range of fabrics and designs, so this painting is of two characters from the Gilbert & Sullivan Savoy opera "The Yeomen of the Guard". Often claimed to be their darkest and most emotional work it is set in the Tower of London in the reign of Henry VIII. |
 WEEK 15 - Fabrics -Finished silk garments by Joan Moore |  WEEK 15 - Fabrics -Joan Moore - collage maker 2 - Wool and Nylon |  WEEK 15 - Fabrics -Joan Moore - collage maker - Linen and Silk |
 WEEK 15 - Fabrics -Hazel Richards - Silk Scarves |  WEEK 15 - Fabrics -Jean Maxwell "Life's Rich Tapestry" |  WEEK 15 - Fabrics - Cathy Woodhead "Hat and Scarf" |
 WEEK 15 - Fabrics -Jennifer Goldsmith "I drew a Cailleach. From folklore" |  WEEK 15 - Fabrics -Hazel Richards - "Scarf Out of Africa" |  WEEK 15 - Fabrics -Hazel Richards - Rug Fabric |
 WEEK 15 - Fabrics -Hazel Richards - Meknes market, Morocco |  WEEK 15 - Fabrics -Hazel Richards - Material in souk, Fez, Morocco |  WEEK 15 - Fabrics - Stephen David - A red shirt purchased for a "wear something red" funeral for a Liverpool supporter (sadly attendance was curtailed by CV19) |
 WEEK 15 - Fabrics -Pauling Henry's lovely drawing of different fabrics |  WEEK 15 - Fabrics - Andy Wright's fabric fantasy (or a weekend habit) |  WEEK 15 - Fabrics -Geoffrey Thomas's fun play on words "Fab brick" |
 Week 14 - Maps - Nik Bestow says "The prompt made me finish a piece that I had sketched out way back in 2018. Originally to be done in oil but given a far earlier prompt about digital art I did this on the computer." |  Week 14 - Maps - Joan Moore's fun Treasure Map |  Week 14 - Maps - Joan Moore. Cartography by Nature |
 Week 14 - Maps - Bryan King says "My illustrated map painting is of a very special place for me - the Inner Hebridean island of Oronsay, which is linked to the neighbouring island of Colonsay by a tidal causeway." |  Week 14 - Maps - Andy Wright's Mappa Mundi or translated into Suffolk, my Mappa Munday. |  Week 14 - Maps - Cathy Woodhead's Handy Map! |
 Week 14 - Maps - This is a map of the village from the TV series "the prisoner". I have noted most of the locations. If you zoom in you can see them better. Jennifer Goldsmith tag |  Week 14 - Maps - Joan Moore's Gatwick Map |  Week 14 - Maps - Stephen David says "I liked the idea of the map. It’s the sort of thing Ive been wanting to do for some while, as a way of incorporating lots of different memories into a picture with something to link them together." |
 Week 14 - Maps - Stephen David's fun map |  Week 13 - Sfumato (the smokey technique Da Vinci used to achieve Mona Lisa's famous smile) - Sheila Fitzpatrick photo entitled Mysterious Lady |  Week 13 - Sfumato (the smokey technique Da Vinci used to achieve Mona Lisa's famous smile) - Steve Mecrow's wonderfully atmospheric photo of Bagan |
 Week 13 - Sfumato (the smokey technique Da Vinci used to achieve Mona Lisa's famous smile) - Steve Mecrow's photo entitled "Lady" |  Week 13 - Sfumato (the smokey technique Da Vinci used to achieve Mona Lisa's famous smile) - Joan Moore's photo entitled Emma |  Week 13 - Sfumato (the smokey technique Da Vinci used to achieve Mona Lisa's famous smile) - Joan Moore's photo entitled "Isobelle" |
 Week 13 - Sfumato (the smokey technique Da Vinci used to achieve Mona Lisa's famous smile) - Sheila Fitzpatrick's lovely smokey guitar. |  Week 13 - Sfumato (the smokey technique Da Vinci used to achieve Mona Lisa's famous smile) - Sheila Fitzpatrick's photo entitled Bowl of Fruits |  Week 13 - Sfumato (the smokey technique Da Vinci used to achieve Mona Lisa's famous smile) - Pauline Henry brings to light the real reason for Mona Lisa's appearance :-) |
 Week 13 - Sfumato (the smokey technique Da Vinci used to achieve Mona Lisa's famous smile) - I know sfumato is usually associated with portraiture but not easy to achieve the effect with watercolour. I've taken the definition of sfumato in its widest meaning - ie smoke-like, misty or hazy - Bryan King |  Week 13 - Sfumato (the smokey technique Da Vinci used to achieve Mona Lisa's famous smile) - lovely vibrant painting of Mona by Stephen David |  Week 13 - Sfumato (the smokey technique Da Vinci used to achieve Mona Lisa's famous smile) - Iris Howard's excellent portrait of club member Mike Wells |
 Week 13 - Sfumato (the smokey technique Da Vinci used to achieve Mona Lisa's famous smile) - Roy Cooper's excellent pencil portraits |  Week 13 - Sfumato (the smokey technique Da Vinci used to achieve Mona Lisa's famous smile) - Dorothy Stoke's first portrait ever - a real winner! |  Week 13 - Sfumato (the smokey technique Da Vinci used to achieve Mona Lisa's famous smile) - Andy Wright's Moaning Lisa :-) |
 Week 13 - Sfumato (the smokey technique Da Vinci used to achieve Mona Lisa's famous smile) - Iris Howard's portrait in pastel |  Week 13 - Sfumato (the smokey technique Da Vinci used to achieve Mona Lisa's famous smile) - Jenny Taylor's lovely sultry portrait |  Week 12 - Cubism. Anne Ledgley's photograph of an artwork created all in coins |
 WEEK 12 - Cubism - Cubist Stripes by Geoffrey Thomas |  WEEK 12 - Cubism - X - cubist (1) - by Geoffrey Thomas |  WEEK 12 - Cubism - X - cubist (2) - by Geoffrey Thomas |
 WEEK 12 - Cubism - X - cubist (3) - by Geoffrey Thomas |  WEEK 12 - Cubism - X - cubist (7) - by Geoffrey Thomas |  WEEK 12 - Cubism - X - cubist (6) - by Geoffrey Thomas |
 WEEK 12 - Cubism - X - cubist (5) - by Geoffrey Thomas |  WEEK 12 - Cubism - X - cubist (4) - by Geoffrey Thomas |  WEEK 12 - Cubism - Hornets' Nest- by Geoffrey Thomas |
 WEEK 12 - Cubism - Cubist Poppies by Iris Howard |  WEEK 12 - Cubism - Copista by Joan Moore |  WEEK 12 - Cubism - Moth in a Glass by Steve Mecrow |
 WEEK 12 - Cubism - Lemon Shard by Steve Mecrow |  WEEK 12 - Cubism - Tangerine Dream by Steve Mecrow |  WEEK 12 - Cubism - Sheila Fitzpatrick Cubism 3 |
 WEEK 12 - Cubism - Pair of Lemons by Steve Mecrow |  WEEK 12 - Cubism - Cut Glass Lemon by Steve Mecrow |  WEEK 12 - Cubism - Purple Ice by Steve Mecrow |
 WEEK 12 - Cubism - Cubism 2 by Sheila Fitzpatrick |  WEEK 12 - Cubism - Cubism 1 by Sheila Fitzpatrick |  WEEK 12 - Cubism - Stephen David's cubist glasses |
 WEEK 12 - Cubism - this lovely cubist compilation by Jenny Taylor |  WEEK 12 - Cubism - The Waiting Room" by Andy Wright - love the cubist cubans! |  WEEK 12 - Cubism - Dorothy Stoke's clever Cubist Covid Compilation! |
 WEEK 12 - Cubism - fabulous cubist tulips by Tracey Waghorne |  WEEK 12 - Cubism - "Burano in a cubist style" by Bryan King |  WEEK 12 - Cubism - colourful cubist painting by Shona Hardy |
 WEEK 12 - Cubism - Roy Coopers excellent cubist glassware |  WEEK 12 - Cubism - Cathy Woodhead's beautiful cubist birds |  WEEK 12 - Cubism - Jenny Taylor's clever cubist portrait |
 WEEK 12 - Cubism - second excellent cubist painting by Jenny Taylor |  WEEK 12 - Cubism - Cathy Woodhead's spectacular cubist portraits |  WEEK 12 - Cubism - clever cubist photo portrait by Anne Ledgley |
 WEEK 12 - Cubism - clever cubist photo portrait montage by Anne Ledgley |  WEEK 12 - Cubism - Jane Cochrane's cubist style portrait |  Week 11 - Faking it! - great Fake News item by Joan Moore |
 Week 11 - Faking it - Andy Wright's Beryl Read copy certainly floats my boat (original below). |  Week 11 - Faking it! - Jenny Taylor's clever take off of this Van Gogh portrait |  Week 11 - Faking it! - Jackie Cole's certainly got this famous print all stitched up |
 Week 11 - Faking it! Jean Maxwell's lovely canal painting in the style of Van Gogh |  Week 11 - Faking it! Jackie Fitzpatrick's terrific fake news headline! |  Week 11 - Faking it! Stephen David's excellent Rowland Hilder style painting |
 Week 11 - Faking it! - Nik Bestow's impressive copy of Picasso's Woman in Hat and Fur Collar |  Week 11 - Faking it! - Bryan King's impressive copy of Alfred Sisley's "Snow on the Road, Louveciennes" (Bryan's picture above). |  Week 11 - Faking it! - Cathy Woodhead's gorgeous copy of Monet's The Wheat Field (original above) |
 Week 11 - Faking it! - Roy Cooper's excellent copy of this gorgeous David Bellamy watercolour of Mynydd Llandegan, Snowdonia |  Week 11 - Faking it! - Tangerines faking it as pumpkins by Anne Ledgley (bet the trick or treaters were really happy!) |  Week 11 - Faking it! - ET going home by Anne Ledgley |
 Week 11 - Faking it! - Jane Cochrane took an old master and made her prettier and younger (original on the left). |  Week 11 - Faking it! - A T.Rex faking it big time by Anne Ledgley |  Week 11 - Faking it! - Bread rolls faking it as pumpkins by Anne Ledgley |
 Week 11 - Faking it! - Jennifer Goldsmiths copy of a Caillebotte drawing. Jennifer's is on the right! |  Week 10 - Degas Ballerinas - not quite Dega but great fun by Nik Bestow |  Week 10 - Degas Ballerinas - Ballet Practice by Cathy Woodhead |
 Week 10 - Degas Ballerinas - Ballet Swans by Gwen Smith |  Week 10 - Degas Ballerinas - Lovely flowing movement by Jenny Taylor |  Week 10 - Degas Ballerinas - this lovely picture by Iris Howard |
 Week 10 - Degas Ballerinas - a lovely ballet scene by Stephen David |  Week 10 - Degas Ballerinas - Ballet Scene by Bryan king |  Week 10 - Degas Ballerinas - You asked for ballet dancers and ballet dancers is what you’ve got! Andy Wright :-) |
 Week 10 - Degas Ballerinas - clever photograph by Joan Moore |  Week 10 - Degas Ballerinas - by Jane Cochrane |  Week 10 - Degas Ballerinas - The Russian State Ballet captured by Jennifer Goldsmith |
 Week 10 - Degas Ballerinas - The Russian State Ballet captured by Jennifer Goldsmith |  Week 10 - Degas Ballerinas - The Russian State Ballet captured by Jennifer Goldsmith |  Week 9 : Capturing facial expressions as inspired by Beryl Cook - Who Pinched my Bum? by Andy Wright :-) |
 Week 9 : Capturing facial expressions as inspired by Beryl Cook - Children having fun on a hot day. Jenny Taylor |  Week 9 : Capturing facial expressions as inspired by Beryl Cook - Ladies at Chelsea Flower Show by Rosie Evans |  Week 9 : Capturing facial expressions as inspired by Beryl Cook - by Joan Moore |
 Week 9 : Capturing facial expressions as inspired by Beryl Cook - Jenny Taylor |  Week 9 : Capturing facial expressions as inspired by Beryl Cook - by Iris Howard |  Week 9 : Capturing facial expressions as inspired by Beryl Cook - Audrey Percy |
 Week 9 : Capturing facial expressions as inspired by Beryl Cook - Family holiday by Iris Howard |  Week 9 : Capturing facial expressions as inspired by Beryl Cook - Jennifer Goldsmith |  Week 9 : Capturing facial expressions as inspired by Beryl Cook - by Cathy Woodhead |
 Week 9 : We were invited to paint facial expressions as inspired by Beryl Cook. I've taken you at your word and used a group of creatures for my range of expressions painting. It is loosely based on Walter de la Mare's "Five eyes" and starts ........."In Woodbridge Mill these three black cats, watch the bins for the thieving rats" and it ends "Jekkel and Jessup, and one-eyed Jill". Of course not all expressions are facial. Bryan King |  Week 9 : Capturing facial expressions as inspired by Beryl Cook - Lucy (1) by Joan Moore |  Week 9 : Capturing facial expressions as inspired by Beryl Cook - Lucy (2) by Joan Moore |
 Week 9 : Capturing facial expressions as inspired by Beryl Cook - Lucy (3) by Joan Moore |  Week 9 : Capturing facial expressions as inspired by Beryl Cook - Lucy (4) by Joan Moore |  Week 9 : Capturing facial expressions as inspired by Beryl Cook - Lucy (5) by Joan Moore |
 Week 9 : Capturing facial expressions as inspired by Beryl Cook - Lucy (6) by Joan Moore |  Week 9 : Capturing facial expressions as inspired by Beryl Cook - Sheila Fitzpatrick |  Week 9 : Capturing facial expressions as inspired by Beryl Cook - Sheila Fitzpatrick |
 Week 9 : Capturing facial expressions as inspired by Beryl Cook - Sheila Fitzpatrick |  Week 9 : Capturing facial expressions as inspired by Beryl Cook - Sheila Fitzpatrick |  Week 9 : Capturing facial expressions as inspired by Beryl Cook - Sheila Fitzpatrick |
 Week 9 : Capturing facial expressions as inspired by Beryl Cook - Sheila Fitzpatrick |  Week 9 : Capturing facial expressions as inspired by Beryl Cook - Sheila Fitzpatrick |  Week 9 : Capturing facial expressions as inspired by Beryl Cook |
 Week 9 : Capturing facial expressions as inspired by Beryl Cook - Steve Mecrow |  Week 9 : Capturing facial expressions as inspired by Beryl Cook - Steve Mecrow |  Week 8- Pictures to illustrate a favourite quote or passage from literature - Rosie Evans' illustration of "Poem in October" by Dylan Thomas |
 Week 8 - Pictures to illustrate a favourite quote or passage from literature - by Pauline Henry |  Week 8 - Pictures to illustrate a favourite quote or passage from literature - So, my submission for this weeks weekly challenge is based on the Wordsworth poem ‘I wandered lonely as a cloud etc. But........the version I chose starts thus: I wandered lonely as a cloud And floated or the leas and hills When all at once I had a doubt And wondered----what was in those pills? Andy Wright |  Week 8 - Pictures to illustrate a favourite quote or passage from literature - Dorothy Stokes |
 Week 8 - Pictures to illustrate a favourite quote or passage from literature - By Bryan King. Bryan Says: I've used one of my favourite quotations - it is from A E Housman's "A Shropshire Lad" and is the verse "What are those blue remembered hills, What spires, what farms are those? That is the land of lost content, I see it shining plain, The happy highways where I went And cannot come again." |  Week 8 - Pictures to illustrate a favourite quote or passage from literature - Jennifer Goldsmith’s Cheshire Cat from Alice in Wonderland |  Week 8 - Pictures to illustrate a favourite quote or passage from literature - Joan Moore |
 Week 8 - Pictures to illustrate a favourite quote or passage from literature - Stephen David |  Week 8 - Pictures to illustrate a favourite quote or passage from literature - Roy Cooper |  Week 8 - Pictures to illustrate a favourite quote or passage from literature - by Cathy Woodhead |
 Week 8- Pictures to illustrate a favourite quote or passage from literature - by Jane Cochrane |  Week 8 - Pictures to illustrate a favourite quote or passage from literature - Jacky Fitzpatrick |  Week 8 - Pictures to illustrate a favourite quote or passage from literature - Hazel Richards |
 Week 8 - Pictures to illustrate a favourite quote or passage from literature - Hazel Richards |  Week 8 - Pictures to illustrate a favourite quote or passage from literature -Joan Moore |  Week 8 - Pictures to illustrate a favourite quote or passage from literature - Hazel Richards |
 Week 8 - Pictures to illustrate a favourite quote or passage from literature - Sheila Fitzpatrick |  Week 8 - Pictures to illustrate a favourite quote or passage from literature - Sheila Fitzpatrick |  Week 8 - Pictures to illustrate a favourite quote or passage from literature - Joan Moore |
 Week 8 - Pictures to illustrate a favourite quote or passage from literature - Joan Moore |  Week 8 - Pictures to illustrate a favourite quote or passage from literature - Sheila Fitzpatrick |  Week 8 - Pictures to illustrate a favourite quote or passage from literature - Steve Mecrow |
 Week 8 - Pictures to illustrate a favourite quote or passage from literature - Sheila Fitzpatrick |  Week 8 - Pictures to illustrate a favourite quote or passage from literature - Steve Mecrow |  Week 8 - Pictures to illustrate a favourite quote or passage from literature - Steve Mecrow |
 Week 7 - Draw, Paint or Photograph a metal reflective object - Elevenses by Bryan King |  Week 7 - Draw, Paint or Photograph a metal reflective object - Lovely shiny vase by Stephen David |  Week 7 - Draw, Paint or Photograph a metal reflective object - knock on wheel nut by Andy Wright |
 Week 7 - Draw, Paint or Photograph a metal reflective object - by Roy Cooper |  Week 7 - Draw, Paint or Photograph a metal reflective object - Shiny Pots by Jenny Taylor |  Week 7 - Draw, Paint or Photograph a metal reflective object - Smell the coffee by Steve Mecrow |
 Week 7 - Draw, Paint or Photograph a metal reflective object - This is an exhibit Anne Ledgley photographed in the Louvre Abu Dhabi. It is an artwork representing Authentic Bedouin Pans Used over open fires during their working lives. Artist = Maha Mullah |  Week 7 - Draw, Paint or Photograph a metal reflective object - See what's coming by Steve Mecrow |  Week 7 - Draw, Paint or Photograph a metal reflective object - Bob in a Spin by Steve Mecrow |
 Week 7 - Draw, Paint or Photograph a metal reflective object - Roses and Wine by Sheila Fitzpatrick |  Week 7 - Draw, Paint or Photograph a metal reflective object - Metal Reflections by Sandra Smith |  Week 7 - Draw, Paint or Photograph a metal reflective object - The Engagement by Joan Moore |
 Week 7 - Draw, Paint or Photograph a metal reflective object - Reflections by Joan Moore |  Week 7 - Draw, Paint or Photograph a metal reflective object - George's Stone by Jacky Fitzpatrick |  Week 7 - Draw, Paint or Photograph a metal reflective object - Read y to Go by Hazel Richards |
 Week 7 - Draw, Paint or Photograph a metal reflective object - Glass Elephant by Hazel Richards |  Week 7 - Draw, Paint or Photograph a metal reflective object - Some Like it Hot by Geoffrey Thomas |  Week 7 - Draw, Paint or Photograph a metal reflective object - Some Like it Hot (2) by Geoffrey Thomas |
 Week 7 - Draw, Paint or Photograph a metal reflective object - Reflections by Sheila Fitzpatrick |  Week 6 - Human Movement - poetry in motion by Cathy Woodhead |  Week 6 - Human Movement - allegro - by Rosie Evans |
 Week 6 - Human Movement - Polish Swordsman by Steve Mecrow |  Week 6 - Human Movement - Windsor Guards by Sheila Fitzpatrick |  Week 6 - Human Movement - Polish Lancer by Steve Mecrow |
 Week 6 - Human Movement - a beautiful ballerina by Iris Howard |  Week 6 - Human Movement - Dancers by Joan Moore |  Week 6 - Human Movement - The Finishing Line by Jane Cochrane |
 Week 6 - Human Movement - Dancers by Audrey Percy |  Week 6 - Human Movement - The Bullfight by Joan Moore |  Week 6 - Human Movement - This is the statue of American Revolutionary hero Paul Revere near the Old North Church in Boston by Bryan King |
 Week 6 - Human Movement - |  Week 6 - Human Movement - Blackpool ferris wheel falling over a lightfall by Geoffrey Thomas |  Week 6 - Human Movement - Dancers (2) by Jennifer Goldsmith |
 Week 6 - Human Movement - Ice Skater by Roy Cooper |  Week 6 - Human Movement - Ice Dancers by Roy Cooper |  Week 6 - Human Movement - Kite Surfer by Roy Cooper |
 Week 6 - Human Movement - Saxons v Invaders by Geoffrey Thomas |  Week 6 - Human Movement - How Many Ladies by Geoffrey Thomas |  Week 6 - Human Movement - Andy Wright cornering well |
 Week 6 - Human Movement - The Runner by Stephen David |  Week 6 - Human Movement - by Stephen David |  Week 6 - Human Movement - Dancers (1) by Jennifer Goldsmith |
 Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - Sheila Fitzpatrick |  Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - Joan Moore |  Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - by Iris Howard |
 Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - by Iris Howard |  Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - Jacky Fitzpatrick |  Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - Steve Mecrow |
 Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - Steve Mecrow |  Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - Jacky Fitzpatrick |  Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - Sheila Fitzpatrick |
 Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - Sheila Fitzpatrick |  Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - Sheila Fitzpatrick |  Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - Hazel Richards |
 Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - Sheila Fitzpatrick |  Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - Don't Visit Woodbridge by Stephen David |  Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - Harwich Not for the Continent! by Stephen David :-) |
 Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - Jean Taylor's lovely feline message |  Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - Roy Cooper's "Cooped Up" |  Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - Rosie Edwards lovely Morecambe Bay poster |
 Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - Stephen David's She Hasn't Got a Ticket to Ryde |  Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - Cathy Woodhead's great poster of the Lake District |  Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - Bryan King's version of the famous 1950s railway poster featuring our Tide Mill. The original was painted by well known artist Jack Merriott (1901 - 1968) as part of the "Visit East Anglia" series of British Railways posters. |
 Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - Settle at Home by Stephen David |  Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - great play on words by Stephen David |  Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - Don't Roam Stay at Home by Anne Ledgley |
 Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - Nik Bestow's Where's Wally cartoon. |  Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - Shark Infested Ramsgate by Gillian Whittle :-) |  Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - Sutton Noo by Jane Cochrane |
 Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - Ipswich ... It's quicker on Line by Stephen David |  Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - Stephen David cleverly uses a famous slogan to great effect |  Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - Joan Moore's take on the Staycation |
 Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - the Lake District Don't visit! |  Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - Leave Leigh Alone by Andy Wright |  Week 5 - Railway Art Promoting Stay at Home - Iris Howard's splendid painting of Felixstowe with a clear message |
 WEEK 4 - Klimt or Munch - Rosie Evans - beautiful version of The Kiss |  WEEK 4 - Klimt or Munch - lovely version of The Kiss by Iris Howard |  WEEK 4 - Klimt or Munch - Cathy Woodhead's fantastical Klimt portrait |
 WEEK 4 - Klimt or Munch - "Scaredy Cat" (With apologies to Munch) JoanMoore. |  WEEK 4 - Klimt or Munch Roy Cooper's really charming version of the Kiss |  WEEK 4 - Klimt or Munch - The Yawn by Klinch ( a collaboration between the 2 artists) by the never boring Andy Wright |
 WEEK 4 - Klimt or Munch - Dorothy Stokes lovely Klimt-style painting |  WEEK 4 - Klimt or Munch - Klimt's Catz by Joan Moore |  WEEK 4 - Klimt or Munch - Bridal Klimt by Jane Cochrane |
 WEEK 4 - Klimt or Munch - Stephen David's lively version of the scream |  WEEK 3 - ART BY TECHNOLOGY - Jackie Cole created this compelling picture by experimenting. |  WEEK 3 - ART BY TECHNOLOGY - weird and wonderful (machines by) Andy Wright |
 WEEK 3 - ART BY TECHNOLOGY - Rosie Evans inverted a photo she'd taken of reflections and turned it into a skyline with buildings and trees in blossom. Done with Autodesk Sketchbook on Ipad. |  WEEK 3 - ART BY TECHNOLOGY - instantly recognisable as an Andy Wright painting |  WEEK 3 - ART BY TECHNOLOGY - a fun take on the challenge without the kit by Nik Bestow |
 WEEK 3 - ART BY TECHNOLOGY - Stephen David used technology to create this atmospheric spring picture. |  WEEK 3 - TECHNOLOGY ART - lovely cherry blossom tree by Cathy Woodhead |  WEEK 3 - ART BY TECHNOLOGY - a lovely life drawing by Jennifer Goldsmith |
 WEEK 3 - ART BY TECHNOLOGY - A lovely bowl of tulips by Joan Moore |  WEEK 3 - ART BY TECHNOLOGY - an impressive sunset by Joan Moore |  WEEK 3 - ART BY TECHNOLOGY - Dandelions by Jane Cochrane |
 WEEK 3 - ART BY TECHNOLOGY - my dog by Glenn Peake |  WEEK 3 - ART BY TECHNOLOGY - my friend's dog by Glenn Peake |  Week 2 - Springtime. A gorgeous happy painting by Gillian Whittle |
 WEEK 2 - SPRINGTIME - a lovely pastel by Joan Moore |  WEEK 2 - SPRINGTIME by Jane Cochrane |  WEEK 2 - SPRINGTIME - a lovely stitched next by lacemaker Jackie Cole |
 WEEK 2 - SPRINGTIME - a beautiful daffodil bud by Diana Nazeer |  WEEK 2 - SPRINGTIME - Lovely lino Cuts by Dorothy Stokes |  WEEK 2 - SPRINGTIME - a lovely floral bouquet by Iris Howard |
 WEEK 2 - SPRINGTIME - gorgeous tulip fields by Rosemary Judge |  WEEK 2 - SPRINGTIME - a gorgeous Flower Meadow by Jean Callwood |  WEEK 2 - SPRINGTIME - by Jennifer Goldsmith |
 WEEK 2 - SPRINGTIME - by Roy Cooper |  WEEK 2 - SPRINGTIME by Audrey Percy |  WEEK 2 - SPRINGTIME by Stephen David |
 WEEK 2 - SPRINGTIME - lovely bluebell woods by Judy Mattin |  WEEK 1 - VIEW FROM MY WINDOW (imagined) - by Jane Cochrane |  WEEK 1 - VIEW FROM MY WINDOW (Bredfield ) by Cathy Woodhead |
 WEEK 1 - VIEW FROM MY WINDOW - by Annette Quinton |  WEEK 1 - VIEW FROM MY WINDOW - by Jennifer Goldsmith |  WEEK 1 - VIEW FROM MY WINDOW - by Jennifer Goldsmith |
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