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I've discovered online life drawing sessions! My usual group sessions, along with those around the country are obviously closed at the moment, and some organisations and models have taken to running sessions online. It's been fabulous to draw along with lots of others in their homes around the globe. I took part on Wednesday and Thursday evenings this week. These are my drawings and sketches of Topaz and Freya: Wednesday 25 March: Topaz (Facebook page with online dates: https://www.facebook.com/reconfigurative) Thursday 26 March: Freya (Drawing Life: https://www.drawing-life.com/?fbclid=IwAR0Sps6Y0qTjRlzs0zZatJkFbVhCpfUj0IEvE06Iz21VYzFJIqW9j9BDrKA) Thank you to my Patrons for your continued support - without you I wouldn't be able to continue developing my skills in this way :)
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 The palette knife has been cleaned, the collage papers tidied and the paints stowed away - for now. Here's all my paintings of the last thirty days. I'm proud for having tried something I hardly knew for so long - and actually love these paintings. This collection has inspired little nuggets of ideas in my mind and it's great to have painted like this with the chance to explore. It's just a start, but a dedicated one.
Thank you for sharing these days with me :)  Vivid hues peek through their wintry anchors as bright spring light warms their spirits. Door hinges relax and make a toast to the new season.
 What you do think this door would like to tell you? Do the vibrancy of the colours denote cheerfulness or a bright façade? What stories does it hold?
 door#28 (mixed media on canvas board) sold Gusts sweep through the blossoming trees like an arm that exists purely for gathering those pink petals. As it pauses momentarily, they make their escape and create a cerise and blancmange downpour, surprising the door so much that it flushes to match.
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