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Lovely paintings Sylvia, Stephen,and Alan , you all must have been inspired by the Spring weather, lovely feeling of emergence! Lovely trees and juxtapose view of those trees and colour selection Stephen, nicely painted! Your picture showing the fence and rolling hills and lush green grass Sylvia looks fresh, and Alan producing a weather chart with symbols looks like an impromptu sketch too! I have just returned to Still-life drawing again so sketching took off yesterday , did create a birthday card for a neighbour. She is fond of elephants and conservation so sketched an ornament and coloured then replicated into three elephants! Hope it brings her good luck! 
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I hope garden tools are acceptable, it's the underside of the trowel - I couldn't find the tool box, and the screwdrivers didn't look very interesting to draw. The trowel had a nice grain on the handle and interesting marks on the metal part, and I found it very satisfying to draw. I'm inspired by both Stephen and Paul's output, and I've enjoyed going back to sketching recently, so hope to do some more.
8/ Bones.
