A blustery day.

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Like it Stephen, the airborne leaves are a great touch.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Fri 11 Feb 12:40:56

Sounds like a lovely session and this is a nice painting as a result

Posted by Heather Love on Fri 11 Feb 13:03:25

I haven’t renewed my membership this year Stephen, wasn’t sure whether it would be worth it, until everything is back to a bit more like normal. Scotlands restrictions are different to Englands still. Your birds look as if the are being tossed about by the wind.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Fri 11 Feb 14:14:00

Many thanks Paul, Heather and Fiona, now are they leaves or birds? Who cares really, the cake and coffee were great though! I think the stand in leader made a mistake in saying that we didn’t need to pay the U3A subscription for a few weeks, I wonder how many will keep coming after the deadline lol.😊

Posted by Stephen Slater on Fri 11 Feb 14:35:02

You have certainly captured and given us a blustery day with your fine painting Stephen.

Posted by Chris Scott on Fri 11 Feb 16:13:39

Many thanks Chris.

Posted by Stephen Slater on Fri 11 Feb 16:35:44

Really super, Stephen, love the leaves rushing around!

Posted by Thalia Stones on Sat 12 Feb 05:25:10

A lovely painting, Stephen - looks chilly and blustery!

Posted by Anne Fletcher on Sat 12 Feb 10:13:41

Many thanks Thalia and Anne. They were intended to be birds but I suppose the title gives the idea of leaves being blown around!

Posted by Stephen Slater on Sat 12 Feb 11:47:22

Hang on Studio Wall

11/02/2022

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First time back at the Oldham U3A art group. Not been for a couple of years! Didn’t recognise anyone and the leader (93,) was off sick but had left some pen and wash sketches to have a go at. Then enjoyed the cafes £3coffee and cake deal! Then did this little imaginary scene.

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Stephen Slater

I am a self taught amateur painter, I mostly paint landscapes in watercolour but I 'dabble' in other mediums from time to time. I really enjoy my art, especially painting outdoors when the weather allows.

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