Hanneke’s work – so fast and on the way to being a beautiful piece
One of my favourite things – rooibos latte and scones at the Oudtshoorn Hotel
Playing with shape and colour, techniques and painting behind
Gill’s painting beginning
Hanneke’s fast play flow experiment
And REST in comfort
Christine
Ah – and the peace descends like a gentle breeze of Light and Love
Berry, ginger, apple, banana, date fruit drink at “The Pub” in McGregor
Rose’s flowing beginning
Jo’s Studio – McGregor
View stop on the George pass
Lynda’s Cane Chair by Joy Truscott
Rose Kent’s magnificent rose
Christine
Heather’s flow painting capturing the imagination
Bougainvillea and my cane chair
Getting there is part of the fun and of course – stopping for tea and scones
Hanneke’s beautiful piece
Painting of Shambles my gift from Christine x thank you x
Marianne’s folds of colour beginning to shape the rose
Rose’s beautiful work
Irene – a great driver and Jack our trusty steed took us safely there and back
Rose flowing colour and leaving light areas
Christine Chapman experiencing flow of granulation
Christine expressed colour in such a unique way
Oh Heather !
Gill’s incredible flow painting
Heather in creative progress
Busy happiness
Rose
Irene at the lovely French cafe of the Oudtshoorn Hotel
Heather Funston’s AMAZING creation
Jo’s Artist Prayer
Marianne and Christine in Jo’s studio
The Chapel at Lords in McGregor – we are going to plan a retreat event here for sure. It was wonderful meeting Colin, thank you for the happy evening, soaking up the beauty of the mountains x
A long and beautiful drive from Plettenberg Bay to McGregor
Hanneke using water flow to create an amazing beginning
Heather’s painting taking shape
Great company
Hanneke’s grandchild portrait using the granulation technique
Christine’s cane chair
Gill working her cane chair and bougainvillea painting
Rose
Gill
The Studio
It is like walking in a painting
Studio cat in deep relaxation under the watchful eye of Shambles – painted by Christine as a gift for me x
Marianne’s mysterious and marvelous painting
Heather Funston at the beginning of her masterpiece
