Friday, March 31, 2006

From Krakow with love

Hi everyone...greetings to the group and anyone stumbling on our Blog, from me and my SLR. This is Cloth Hall which has been in the middle of Krakow's Grand Square(Rynek) for 700 years. Textile trade started here and in the 2nd half of the 14th centuary it was extended to an imposing Gothic structure 108m x 8m after the 1555 fire, the Cloth Hall was rebuilt as a splendid Renaissance edifice with an ornate roof adorned with grotesque masks. It's where everyone hangs out. The flags in the foreground, which drew my eye, are to mark the 1st anniversary(tomorrow) of the Pope's death. So a big day tomorrow here in Cracow...

Sarah B Well here she is.... I still need to do some work on the trousers and feet, but would love some feedback on the coral coloured area. I'm not sure if it needs some more detail, variation of colour or anything else. The painting is fairly busy so I don't want to add even more if it already has enough.....Help. Karen T

Thursday, March 30, 2006


Wednesday, March 29, 2006

Art Group + families - Summer gettaway

Who's up for Trowbridge Pump Festival, for a fun-filled mini summer camping trip to Wiltshire, end of July? Theres 3 stages, session tent, yoga, beer, childrens marquee and family area. Blog your interest please? Thanks for 'P Sarah' & Jim for suggesting this.

Tuesday, March 21, 2006

Seagulls by Sarah G

Thought this painting might cheer us all up! I did it last year, its a personal favourite as it was sheer luck that the seagulls flew into shot just as i took the photo, I knew i'd have to paint it before I even saw the photo. I'm going to continue the seaside theme this year, including Brighton pier and weymouth beach which is where I took the photo for this painting. Posted for Sarah G by Sharon

Thursday, March 16, 2006

Organic Lily by Sarah B

Mixed media on hardboard

Wednesday, March 08, 2006

HOT TOPIC - What's in a name?

We need a name...please add your comments Hello ladies I've just had a text from Sarah Booo about William Barnard's unhappiness with the group's name. I think we need to brainstorm and thought this might be a good forum. Here are some of my ideas, I look forward to seeing everyone elses and then we can have a vote..... The Hitchin Art Group, The Hitchin Contemporary Art Group , SGArt (the A being a 4) , The Feminine Five. Maybe we should just have a single powerful name, something really impactful. I did a bit of a search on Blogger and found, for example, an american art group of 3 ladies called Beehive. So here goes, Cinco (is that spanish for five) , Granada (interestingly this is spanish for Pomegranate) , The Exhibitors or Exhibitionists , Fuschia , Wild Orchids . I've dried up........ I love you all, you are all great, thanks for your support. kx

Tuesday, March 07, 2006

Comments

Blog Mistress has changed the settings, so anyone can make a comment...if you want to send the url of our Blog to friends etc, they too, can now add their comments. I get notified when a comment is added, so can remove it if it's not appropriate!!! B.M.

Monday, March 06, 2006

Boxfield Gallery Exhibiton

I have today emailed William 12 images for use in the publicity.

Sunday, March 05, 2006

Amaranta's lost love

A section of a painting by Karen, Amaranta is a character from the book "One Hundred Years of Solitude". She is a rather complex lady who's lover killed himself and seemingly sent her mad, he sent her love letters enclosing dried flowers and butterflies, these will feature in the painting.

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