APRICOTS AND BLUE JUG?

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The inktense pencils have worked very well on these vibrant apricots and contrasting blue's Sylvia, I think the 'brown bit on the side' adds to the composition. Perhaps try onions next time you won't be so tempted to eat the subject!

Posted by Christine Davies on Thu 08 May 10:09:43

And I've got to sow some coriander (in pots - been really successful in the past) but too miserable today - so it's back to the studio when I've finished here.Hope my effort is as good as yours.

Posted by Michael Edwards on Thu 08 May 10:23:57

And I've got to sow some coriander (in pots - been really successful in the past) but too miserable today - so it's back to the studio when I've finished here.Hope my effort is as good as yours.

Posted by Michael Edwards on Thu 08 May 10:23:58

Thank you Christine, onions are next on my list and no I won't want to nibble them. Have sown some Basil seeds Michael ..... I also find a trip to Lidl provides me with herbs in pots that I split and put into my own pots to grow on. This is getting to be a horticultural slot.....

Posted by Sylvia Evans on Thu 08 May 10:50:36

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13/04/2015

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Great intentions to plant out some Cosmos, but wet and cold . So played with my Inktense pencils and this edible still life. They should have been for supper but I ate them all. The brown bit at the side is an overlap from another drawing......

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Sylvia Evans. I am mainly a self taught artist, though I did spend a year at Rochdale School of Art in the late 1950’s. I was then made to get a “Proper Job” by my father, so I spent the next few years in a nursing career. I married and had a family, just picking up a pencil to amuse my…

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