Henleaze Swimming Lake. C Lamb. Oil. 8 Aug 2020. 10x8 ins. Painting today at the old quarry at Henleaze which is now an exclusive members only swimming lake. This end is left wild for waterlilies and fish.
 The old shed, Clevedon . C. Lamb . Oil, 25 July 2020. 8x8ins. This former horse shelter is now part of a vegetable garden at Clevedon Court Craft Centre.  The Back Door, Gatcombe. Carolyn Lamb 1 Aug 20 .Oil 8x8 ins. This wonderful old cut down door and the knife sharpener were what drew my attention at Gatcombe Court, Long Ashton. THe house is a mix of Roman stone, medieval, Jacobean and victorian architecture.  Sunflowers wiith Jersey Tiger moth, apple and raku bowl. Carolyn Lamb 11 Aug 2020. Watercolour. Taking inspiration from the Sound of Music song, this week we had to think of a few of our favourite things. I started with the Jersey tiger moth caught on our window, because I like to paint from nature. Then cheery sunflowers as I Iike flowers and yellow is my favourite colour. I like fruit and there was a windfall apple. And my favourite bowl which has a great sculptural presence. It cost 40p in a Sheffield 'collectables' fair in 1985.  House losing Perspective. Carolyn Lamb. Aug 20. Pitt Pen. This weeks challenge was to do something with some wrong perspective . As our next door neighbours are doing noisy building works I felt our house has gone wrong.  Ferme D' Orme. C . Lamb . Oil. 10x12". I was planning to finish a painting of Lakka Bay on Paxos that I did in 2018 for this challenge but it was not ready so instead I cheated with an oil from earlier this year. I translated the name into French so it would seem as if abroad in France but it is in fact Bertie at Elm Tree Farm, Portishead. |
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