Showing posts with label bluebells. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bluebells. Show all posts

Thursday, 5 May 2016

Bluebells!


I went for a walk with a friend to blow away some cobwebs. The weather has been sunny and clear all day, and I was looking forward to some lovely golden light over the bluebells before sunset.
Unfortunately it got a little bit hazy, but the smell of the bluebells was amazing.
Even without the rich shafts of golden it was definitely worth it.
Here are a couple




















See some more on Flickr

Friday, 1 April 2016

Spring is coming!

In the last couple of months the sun comes and goes taking the temperature up and down with it. Today was no different, luckily I caught the tail end of the nice weather.

I took my 'new to me' DSLR on a short walk - I have some way to go to get used to the differences between my bridge camera and this proper, grown-up one.

Here are a couple of shots and a link to a few more on Flickr HERE.





Saturday, 6 February 2016

Bluebell Woods workshop ready for bookings!

Come and paint your very own Bluebell Wood!
Saturday 19th March 2016
2 - 4.30pm
Acorn Wellbeing Centre, Hemel Hempstead Old Town
All materials, including your canvas, are included for £25
The smaller painting is my original and the larger one is a slightly simplified version for us to use as a model in our guided painting sessions. 


The sessions, as always, will be suitable for beginners (and terrified!). I will guide you gently, step by step.


If you have been to other workshops you will be suitably challenged. It's a small step up in terms of skills and there is a great deal of scope for making your own mark with this one.


See the events and workshops page for more details 
Or contact me to book a space - a deposit is necessary to secure your place.
I look forward to seeing you there: and seeing the masterpieces you will create!

Saturday, 30 January 2016

Bluebell wood - Acrylics workshop

This is a quick painting I did as preparation for a bluebell wood guided painting.
The painting I use as a guide will have similar colours and composition, but with a few tweaks.
  • This was painted with acrylics  - using process yellow, process cyan, process magenta and titanium white
  • on A3 watercolour paper: in the class we will paint on canvas around A4 size 
  • I'll rationalise the steps, as at the moment it will take too long for a workshop.

Please contact me (see 'contact me' page, in the side bar) 
and I'll keep you posted with when workshops become available
or ask for a quote for a private group / party session.



Friday, 16 May 2014

Ashridge Forest

After College Lake we had lunch and quick stroll around around Ashridge.
Here is a taster and there are more on flickr.



Sunday, 4 May 2014

Wednesday, 16 April 2014

Bluebells

The bluebells in Ashridge are bursting open. They will be gorgeous in about three days!
Here are a couple and a link to more on Flickr Bluebells