Farm at Green st Green. I spotted this subject when I was searching for some nice cottages to paint. No cottages, but I thought this would make a painting.

This is another scene looking the other way to the last Shoreham painting. I went there with our club a couple of weeks ago. It is great to see at least eight of our members spread out all over the place painting or sketching.

Shoreham Highstreet with post box, can you spot the post box?

this painting was done mainly from a sketch that I did on site with our club mambers. it`s one of two pond`s that is in chislehurst.

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A pair of Jaffa`s.

Harry and I went over to a lovely area called french st`. Harry did a pencil sketch, and i did an oil sketch. This painting is from the oil sketch.

In the shade at Rottingdean 2

In the shade at rottingdean. Three of our club members.

I see no ships. This painting is largely made up. The title is an old saying, It`s to do with some one looking for something, usually using their hand just above their eye`s, looking out to sea may be?

>br< This painting is a second go of the one that I painted Plein air at Eynsford. I must admit that when I saw my friends painting, not so much the painting but his composition, That made me want to paint it again roughly in his composition. I`m glad that I did because it has taught me that you don`t have`to copy the subject the way you see it. you can move that tree to there, and that shed to there, and so on. Although I have always known this, I still painted what and how I have seen the subject, but no more.

More Sketches.