Tag: Windermere Art Society
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Under the sea in acrylics
This little painting is the result of a fun workshop session at Windermere Art Society earlier this year. One of the other members demonstrated how to use texture to build up interesting effects when using acrylic paints. The texture included sand and clean eggshells, broken up into small pieces. The textures inspired me to create…
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Expensive string!
I can’t quite believe I had to pay £5 for a ball of string the size of a golf ball yesterday! For that price I’d have expected spun gold… However, it’s exactly what I needed to finish off the framing/labelling of all my pictures for the (rapidly) upcoming Windermere Art Society exhibition, which kicks off…
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Swan drawing framed
Yay! That’s the first of my pictures all finished, framed and ready to go off to the Windermere Art Society exhibition in August. This charcoal drawing is based on a photo of a rather pushy swan I “met” by the lake shore in Bowness a few years ago. It was clearly after my sandwiches, so…
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Framing hell!
I’m running around madly this week, trying to get all four of my pictures titled, signed, framed, sealed and labelled in time for the Windermere Art Society exhibition. It’s a steep learning curve; although I’m not making the actual frames myself I’m having to get to grips with signing on the mount, sealing everything up…
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Shiny new business cards!
I designed and ordered some business cards to have ready to hand out/leave lying round at the Windermere Art Society exhibition next month. They’ve just arrived – and I’m so pleased with them! It’s always a bit of a toss-up ordering online as you don’t quite know how things will turn out. Colours can vary,…
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Rudolph!
This was the very first time I realised I could draw, and it was all thanks to a super demonstration/workshop at Windermere Art Society earlier this year. The session involved using charcoal to draw faces and it really clicked – so much so that I produced this drawing of ballet dancer Rudolph Nureyev in about…
