On Thursday evening, 30 March, I joined four fellow ‘Fellows’ of SASA in a demonstration to members at our monthly meeting. This annual demo has obviously become very popular as there were more than 100 people attending to see what we could each achieve in just 90 minutes.
I was happy to share some of my scraper-board techniques, while Wyn Rossouw showed off her fascinating sketchbooks. Meanwhile, Lyn Northam was busy whipping up a seascape in oils; Veronica Reid was working in her perfect pastels and Laura Wenman was turning a vase of flowers into a portrait.
It’s a real privilege to have the opportunity to demonstrate one’s creative process, share tips about techniques and utensils and give like-minded artists the chance to ask questions and to learn more about one’s own particular passion.
I thoroughly enjoyed the evening which I felt went really well. I am grateful to the SASA committee for inviting me to share with others.
I was happy to share some of my scraper-board techniques, while Wyn Rossouw showed off her fascinating sketchbooks. Meanwhile, Lyn Northam was busy whipping up a seascape in oils; Veronica Reid was working in her perfect pastels and Laura Wenman was turning a vase of flowers into a portrait.
It’s a real privilege to have the opportunity to demonstrate one’s creative process, share tips about techniques and utensils and give like-minded artists the chance to ask questions and to learn more about one’s own particular passion.
I thoroughly enjoyed the evening which I felt went really well. I am grateful to the SASA committee for inviting me to share with others.
Pictured from left to right: me, Laura Wenman, Veronica Reid, Lyn Northam, Wyn Roussouw
