Monday 7 December 2009
Thursday 3 December 2009
Trees through the eyes of Cézanne
Trevor Harwood carried on the trowel work where Jenny left off follow the link to the slide show to find out more
Friday 20 November 2009
Trowel work a speciality
Left to her own devices Jenny used a trowel ( sorry palette knife) follow the side show link to find out more
Sunday 8 November 2009
Children in need
Geoff Thorpe's picture that he painted as a demonstration and donated to the club to raffle for Children in need
Anyone wishing to participate in the raffle please email your name number of tickets at £2 per ticket and I will put your name X number of times in the hat. entry's close 26th November raffle will be drawn on the 27th November all proceeds will go to children in need Cash will be collected at our meeting on the 20th November Cheques etc should me made out to
Mr G Dale and sent the address below
66 Lower Anchor Street
Chelmsford
Essex
CM2 0AU
New format blog
Click the link below to see picture slide show
Friday 16 October 2009
And some did go to Heybridge Plus Catch up
Heybridge 11th September
October 2nd
9th October
Winner of the China challenge
Please find below the judges deliberations translated by Sally
LI JIALI ( AKA Sally Leo)
Mr Li ( Sally's Dad ) Master Wu ( Sally's son ) alas no picture of her younger brother
Dear mate,
I got some rough judge from my dad and younger brother--
The best (looks most comfortable sight, with good arrangement for the scale of picture): PICT0105
1st Jenny Roe
2nd:PICT0112. with good hiberarchy and sufficient colours.
Gerry to Sally
Can you clarify one word please " hiberarchy " as I can't find it in dictionary
Sally to Gerry
Dear mate,
I found that word in the dictionary.
eg.: Line hangings make the space hiberarchy.The designer use black mirror as the ceiling, which makes the space higher.
I want to say it gets many layers of sights..
It should be a very old word that Englishman don't use it, only me.
It should be a very old word that Englishman don't use it, only me.2nd Tony Lillot
3rd: DSCF5337a and PICT0113, the oil painting gets good far-sight look, but the closer sight was dealt not very carefully;
the watercolor one with good color arrangement to get prominent flowers, however the green color is not adjusted to the best look.
Joint 3rd Barbara Gough and Silvia Rawlings
The sketch PICT0094 is nice in body scale,
4th Linda Whiting
PICT0097 gets no bamboo's feature but good layers.
5th Linda Whiting
PICT0100 is too hard, like a first thought. no details..
6th Linda Whiting
PICT0101 gets sufficient colors and strong comparation, a joyful drawing.
6th Allan Vann
PICT0106 gets no point, but very ideal living place! ...
Special mention Joan Scrivener
There you can see our "professional" comments. :D:D:D
Best regards,
Sally
Congratulations to the winners prizes will be awarded Friday 16th October.
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