The public spaces were chokablock with overspill from a big conference. I'd found a comfy seat and stuck it out for a while, drawing groups of people (not my favourite activity, but something I "should" be practising more -
Also I returned to the chains started last week -
After a while the volume of deal-making in the group sat nearby sent me to the Pangolin Gallery, and what a haven it was ... full of people drawing, already! And the work, by
Geoffrey Clarke (till 22 Dec), was SO appealling - the pencil could hardly wait to get to the page!
The gallery was where most people ended up -
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| Apologies to Janet K for the fuzzy photo |
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| Sue, enjoying shapes |
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| Carol, intrigued by a ladder that actually went somewhere |
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| Joyce found the Christmas tree in Granary Square |
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| Judith braved the cold to capture the barge |
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| Mags had been at the Scythians exhibition, observing and drawing |
The staff in the busy restaurant at the British Library were very helpful with finding us a large enough table, and might have been bemused to see all 5 metres of Mags' train stitching getting a trial run of how it might be looped to be displayed -
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