In spite of Lockdown the Art Group have continued to work to a program of fun projects. The following are the result! A number of the Group are now experimenting with digital art which adds a new dimension to the work produced.
Project 1. A self portrait “As others see me” or “As I would like to be seen”
Gabrielle Horrobin
Digital Painting on an Ipad
Gill Smith
Digital painting on an Ipad
David Jessup
Computer assisted
Margaret Rooke-Mathews
The Lockdown Look
Created on her mobile phone
Diana Rusher
Diana as a child of 4
Dee Binnie
In farming/dogwalking gear as the Village always sees me
Trisha Wright
Then and Now
Project 2. An abstract
Veronica Clegg
What you will
David Jessup
Stained Glass
Chris Dodd
After Picasso
Dee Binnie
Snow melt
Margaret Rooke-Mathews
My Kitchen
Influenced by Hundertwasser
Gabrielle Horrobin
Gabrielle Horrobin
Digital drawing – Snow
Rosemary Hoyte
Bombed
After John Piper
Trish Wright
By a Nose
Watercolour 15 x 12 ins.
Project No. 3 Take a summer picture and turn it into a snowy, winter scene
Gill Smith
Painted on an Ipad
Dee Binnie
Oare Church downloaded from Google Images and turned into a snow scene
Trisha Wright
Copse on Timberscombe Common
Veronica Clegg
Snowy Moor
Acrylic
Track over the Moor
Oils
David Jessup
Robbers Bridge
Gabrielle Horrobin
Snowgate
Winter Sunrise
Audrey
Snowfall over Mountains
Margaret Rooke Mathews
Exmoor Weather
Chris Dodd
Taunting Crows
Rosemary Hoyte
Zigzag
Project 4. Hands
With the Covid Pandemic in Mind
Just Hands
Project No. 5 Illustrate a tree throughout the seasons
Winter trees
Project No. 6 For the Record. An everyday activity or object that is unlikely to be around in the future.
Project No.7 Limited Palette. 2 colours and white only.
Project No. 8 Cave or Egyptian Art
Project No. 9 Still Life
Project No. 10. Putty Rubber Portrait Drawing
This technique involves covering your paper with charcoal, then draw by rubbing out the charcoal with a soft rubber. A little bit of cheating generally is involved!
Wootton Courtenay 