Well done everyone -
I know some found this tricky but I still think it was worth having a go.
Studying artists whose work is pivotal to the development of art not only deepens our understanding of art history but also widens & strengthens our personal practise.
Our starting point this week was the Old Man of Coniston; our Mont Sainte-Victoire.
We found that staying with a process with no preconception of outcome sometimes works better than picturing the outcome and trying to fit the processes to achieve it.
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| Angie |
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| Angie 2 |
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| Betty |
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| Betty 2 |
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| Brenda 2 |
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| Brenda |
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| Christine |
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| David 2 |
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| David |
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| Dorothy 2 |
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| Dorothy |
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| Monica |
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| Monica 2 |
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| The Old Man of Coniston, Cumbria |
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| Ray |
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| Ray 2 |
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| Tommy 2 |
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| Tommy |
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