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Tessa Gwynne

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I like your woodland scene Sandi, especially the sun filtering through the trees, and Dixie, another good tractor. My sketch was done this morning on my walk, a bit of tumble down wall, while I perched on a not very comfortable wall the other side of the lane!
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Paul (Dixie) Dean

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Nice stone wall Tessa. I cannot seem to get into doing a painting, so much going on so I gave my self fifteen minutes to do a pencil and watercolour sketch. I wanted to do something a bit different , I got this far after 12-13 minutes and decided to leave it there.

Margaret Nisbet

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Enjoying looking at the latest sketches - lovely work, folks :)   I've been concentrating on quick sketches of Dawn's Daily Photo challenge - don't have to think of something to sketch!   

Tessa Gwynne

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That’s great Dixie, love the reflections!

Sandi Vince

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Hi Friends, Tessa another lovely sketch.  Do you live out in the countryside? Dixie, I love that watercolor and especially the reflections.

Sandi Vince

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Good morning all,   This is my insomnia special. Chuckles

Tessa Gwynne

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That’s rather lovely Sandi, your insomnia produces some good work! We do live in the countryside, well on the edge of a village, so can escape within minutes for dog walks etc. Though we are in what is normally a very touristy area, with endless walkers passing the door, not the case at the moment. We moved from the city ten years ago, and I think we’re appreciating that at present. How about you?
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Paul (Dixie) Dean

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Lovely giraffe Sandi, I live on the outskirts of Aylesbury, but work as a volunteer in the Chiltern Hills got the National Trust, sadly not at the moment.
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Paul (Dixie) Dean

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Well time is plodding on the days seem longer due to the longer day light and not getting out as much. My garden is starting to look better. Today sorry  another boring tractor.

Linda Drury

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Some fantastic sketches going on and like Margaret I have been concentrating on Dawns photo challenge, but well done everyone for keeping this thread up!!
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Alan Beresford

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Some great sketching going on, I do believe we are getting better. Well as I have time on my hand I am busier than ever with my painting. Here is a watercolour of some workings on an old barge which had been converted to a house boat.

Tessa Gwynne

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Your tractors are never boring Dixie, I especially like the grill! And Alan, your houseboat has great character as they do. I always wonder who lives on them, and how they manage in that small space! There are a lot near my daughter in London and it’s a fascinating area, you get the sense of a community there. My sketch today is a pencil version of Adebanji from his book The Addictive Sketcher, but it’s not a great likeness!
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