The bluebells, daffs (and frogs) think it’s Spring at Kenwood. Not sure about he temperature…
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Returning to the theme inspired by a colourful display at a leading London Museum, a bowl of glass:
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This week’s still life beautifully fitted the current theme: weird and wonderful found but natural objects.
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Cool colours and interesting shapes inspired this tiny painting – no larger than a postcard.
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Almost abstract but could be an escape in progress, is it actually solid …
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Slightly larger in scale this sketch has been revisited. The baubles have been beached…
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Fascinating textures and soft winter colours, these thistle heads intrigued:
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We took sketch books and cameras into the public spaces at the RoH. Fabulous views over Covent Garden and fine cafes and restaurants. Friendly staff and volunteers greeted us. There was no bored looking waitress (or a trapeze artist) in the background…
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