. Felpham Beach Here are some of the best subjects to paint on Felpham beach and why they're worth painting: 1- The wooden groynes They create powerful leading lines that pull the eye towards the horizon. At low tide they cast long shadows and break up reflections. Great for practising perspective and texture. They also provide a contrast between weathered timber, wet sand and moving water. 2- The wide beach at low tide Much more sand is revealed than at high tide. Wet sand a

Low Tide is an expressive abstract coastal painting that captures the tranquil beauty of the shoreline as the tide retreats. Rich layers of texture and bold palette knife work bring depth and movement to the composition, while a cluster of colorful beach huts stands proudly against a backdrop of sea, sky, and sand. The painting blends vibrant blues, warm ochres, soft pinks, and earthy tones to evoke the ever-changing atmosphere of the coast. The textured surface reflects the

Sketching and painting outdoors offer artists a unique opportunity to capture the natural world with immediacy and authenticity. When the setting is a horse farm in West Ashling, the experience becomes even richer. The combination of open fields, grazing horses, rustic farm buildings, and changing light creates a dynamic environment that challenges and inspires artists. This post explores how to make the most of sketching and painting outdoors at such a location, sharing prac

Landscape painting captures the essence of nature, inviting viewers to experience a place through the artist’s eyes. Hotham Park, with its rich greenery, tranquil lakes, and charming pathways, offers a perfect setting for artists to explore and express the natural world. This post takes you on a journey through the art of landscape painting in Hotham Park, highlighting its unique features, artistic opportunities, and tips for painters who want to capture its beauty. A calm la

Join us on Sat 20th Paint Outdoors Seascape Bosham to hear more while sketching & painting .. it is FREE to join! For now, this is why it was called Bosham: The name Bosham (locally pronounced "Bozzum") comes from the Old English term Bosanhamm, which dates back to at least 750 AD. It translates to "Bosa's water meadow", likely referring to a meadow owned by an Anglo-Saxon chieftain named Bosa. To receive more details, please subscribe to Creo Odyssey at www.creoodyssey.com

Join us on Saturday 6th June and discover why Bosham has inspired artists for generations. Whether you've never sketched, painted a seascape, or even picked up a pencil or paintbrush before, you're warmly invited to come along, bring your creativity, and give it a try. We'll be meeting at Bosham Harbour from 12:00 pm. These relaxed outdoor painting sessions are a wonderful way to spend a few creative hours together, and you're welcome to stay for as little or as long as you l

Painting horses outdoors offers a unique opportunity to connect with these majestic animals in their natural environment. The combination of natural light, open space, and the horse’s dynamic movement creates a rich canvas for artists. Yet, painting horses outside also presents challenges that require preparation, patience, and a keen eye. This guide shares practical tips to help you capture the spirit of horses during your outdoor painting sessions. Choosing the Right Locati

Would anyone here who keeps horses be kind enough to let a small group of us sketch/paint them on Saturday 23rd May? We’d be very respectful of your space and the horses. Thank you!

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If you’ve never sketched or painted horses before — or even picked up a pencil or paintbrush at all — come along, bring your creativity, and give it a go. Painting horses can be rewarding in ways that go far beyond improving art skills. Horses are complex, expressive subjects, so studying and painting them develops both technical ability and emotional observation. Horses are detailed subjects. Working on them can become a calming, immersive activity that improves concentr

1) Chichester Cathedral Tapestry Designed by John Piper (1903-1992) who never designed a tapestry before. Preliminary ideas and sketches were discussed by Dean and Chapter, and Piper worked closely with skilled French weavers to ensure that everything was perfect. John Piper is recorded as saying that the Chichester tapestry was “in some ways the most frightening commission” he had ever received. Installed in 1966, the Piper Tapestry consists of seven panels each 1 metre wide

Sat 16th May You do not need any experience in perspective drawing, and there is no expectation to paint the Cathedral exterior. The Cathedral itself offers endless inspiration. Even sketching stained glass windows, colourful tapestries, the Roman tiles etc can trigger fabric, wall paper, greeting cards, etc design ideas. Whether you are completely new to architectural painting or simply curious to try something different, you are very welcome to join us and explore. Free Pai

Architecture Chichester Cathedral Sat 16th May

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