The porter's badges intrigued me, but the lights and darks and subtle angles of the chain won out...
Hard to believe this took all morning -
It was useful to have a 2D representation (=photo, =another way of looking) of the hook, to get its angle right ... my first attempt was way off the mark -
Another chain, by Judith -
More hooks (and me), by Jo -
Carol's pattern-making tool box -
Judith's bell-and-barrel abstraction -
Uniform coat of a waterman, by Joyce -
Benin leopard (with embossed spots) by Mags -
Two by Sue - a ceramic Jamaican lady, and a detail of a door -
Among Jo's output were these coffee cups -
Najlaa's botanicals from 1828 magazines -
Janet B's jugs
Janet K's Benin sculptures -
Two views of a barrow -
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| Janet K |
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| Linda |
Extracurricular activities
Carol finished her machine embroidery -
Weaving is coming out of the woodwork!
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| Najlaa |
Drawing-a-day seems to have a hold on Mags ...
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| A6 sketchbook |
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| Tiny sketchbook! |
Judith developed the marionette puppet she drew last week into a fearsome crew -
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