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This is a small section of the many class demonstrations I have created over the years

Based on a picture of Port Louis in France in Peter Caldwells Pen & Ink sketching book.
This is drawn with Sepia Ink and a Gillott 303 and Watercolour washes
This is drawn with Sepia Ink and a Gillott 303 and Watercolour washes

Watercolour class demo on rough watercolour paper. Based on an image by Ted Kautzky

Painted using acrylic from a photograph I took of a still life in a class. Delivered to an online class

A quick demo painted in class of a tree at Osterley park using acrylic

Still life artwork using pastels delivered to an online class.

Watercolour demonstration based on a painting by Ted Kautzky.
The barn is painted in a restricted palette of Cobalt blue and burnt Sienna
The barn is painted in a restricted palette of Cobalt blue and burnt Sienna

Painted in watercolour based on a picture in Gouche by Gordon Bening Field.
Colour palette on left hand side is Sap Green, Cobalt Blue, Yellow Ochre, Light Red, Cadmium Red, Cadmium Yellow and burnt Sienna
Delivered to an online class
Colour palette on left hand side is Sap Green, Cobalt Blue, Yellow Ochre, Light Red, Cadmium Red, Cadmium Yellow and burnt Sienna
Delivered to an online class

Painted using a limited pallette of Cobalt Blue, Burnt Sienna and Yellow Ochre.
Based on an image from a Readers Digest Watercolour book
Based on an image from a Readers Digest Watercolour book

Based on a painting by Rowland Hilder on the cover of Rowland Hilder Country book.
Painted in watercolour using an unusual approach, where the details in the background were painted with staining colours before the big washes for the sky
Painted in watercolour using an unusual approach, where the details in the background were painted with staining colours before the big washes for the sky

Based on a photograph of Kew Bridge taken by a student of mine exploring blending techniques with coloured pencil

Close up of Poppies

A field of Poppies for Armistice Day

Poppies exploring using complimentary colours

Based on a photograph taken by a student of mine at Stand-On-The-Green with Kew Bridge in the background
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