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I practiced drawing with blue and orange calour pencils.This is Plantation garden waterfountain.

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I forgot to upload this before. I didn't have an apple nearby so did that from the one on your video. The landscape.. i'm really pleased with the mountains on the left, I think the depth and texture there was a happy mistake! Annie

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Landscape - Watercolour mixed techniques

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Used masking tape to block out the church and some gravestones before doing the sky. A bit of salt too on the stone in the right bottom corner. Vanessa

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🤬 field in late March. South Norfolk. Using as many techniques as I can in one go. Wet on wet, salt, wet on dry, bleed, cling film and marks with a card. I fear it has become muddy. But I quite like it.

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Far from perfect (specially the wonky glasses), but I was pleased with my first attempt.

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Tonal attempt

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This was harder than I thought! I got too dark and a little muddy. But I did have fun.

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Tried to mix own colours and not over draw it first but came out bit anaemic.. Vanessa

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watercolour next steps - limited palette

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watercolour next steps - limited palette

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Very difficult to get these right with the water right too, think i'm still a bit off, had to redo the elipses so many times that the boxes just got confusing and distracted from the angles I needed so rightly or wrongly ended up getting the elipses more by eye. Think the bottom of "angled below" is too small. Annie

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I wasn't too unhappy with this, but it will be better after this week's input!

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I tried to find variety and kept the drawings simple (avoided the temptation to try and add labels etc).

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I'm quite pleased with these as I think the basic shapes are ok. The tricky bit seems to be recognising the shapes in the actual object

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Struggled a bit with perspectives and knowing what depth to show without it looking odd. For example the scissors look very 2D- not sure how to make them look 3D without it looking like a different angle of view. Lighter was difficult to get the profile of the top face right. And the bits that stick out of the plug- hard to know what angle to draw them and how long etc. Looking forward to more guidance next week. Lots of rubbing out but pretty happy with the end results at the moment. Thanks, Annie

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Use this images to help you to remember how to break the flower into its basic shapes.

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1. Tell us what the activity was
2. How it went
3. What you would do differently
4. What you like about it
5.What you don't like about it

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My dog Rory in charcoal & pencil

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Considering this medium was my actual art nemesis at school, I'm happy with this.

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More watercolour and then ink additions

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Tried this with ink and watercolour

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My still life attempt

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Tested out the sizing exercise

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Not symmetrical but better than earlier efforts. Have really enjoyed trying these

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Really struggled with this shape

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Some first shaky attempts

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Thanks so much for the lesson yesterday, I really enjoyed it.
This is what I had a crack at last night after our class - a few things that I had near me.  Am I on the right lines, Rebecca?
Thanks
Sasha

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Far too ambitious  Couldn't decide which of objects to include so put them all in 

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Far too ambitious  Couldn't decide which of objects to include so put them all in 

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Subtractive Method of using Charcoal - Floral study 

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Subtractive Method of using Charcoal - Floral study 

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Julian - Last nights session Line and Mark Mixing Mediums

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Julian - Last nights session Line and Mark Mixing Mediums

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when you mentioned Pastels and Charcoal I thought I would try it with the 4 types of marking. Im surprised I enjoyed this as much as I did.

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Margaret - I used hatching to get the darker under leaves and some stippling on the flowers.

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Margaret- I found the leaf hard to get the dark green, but mixed it with black in the green. The trees need some work.

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Margaret- I tried some pastel with water colour marks, and water colour with pastel marks. The sleeping cat is all dashes.

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Used watercolour and pencil - great fun but hard to know when to stop with the marks!!! Jules

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didn't have charcoal for this, only a 3B pencil. Loved the technique so will buy the right materials!! Jules

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A sunset started in week one, not sure if it’s finished yet though! Pat

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This is somthing i have been working on and i was pretty happy with the shading, yet when i try to shade skin i struggle or just leave it like this.
Hayden

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Really struggled with this lesson, was very fun still.
Hayden

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Linda

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Linda

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Linda

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A real challenge, white flowers with just a tube of Hooker’s green watercolour. Pat

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my first attempt I am using willow charcoal I need a darker charcoal quite enjoyed this it takes the pressure off from drawing lines

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Watercolour Tone/Light and Dark Session 3

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Watercolour Tone/Light and Dark Session 3

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Linda

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Watercolour Tone/Light and Dark Session 3

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Watercolour Tone/Light and Dark Session 3

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Linda

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Linda