Showing posts with label Whitesands. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Whitesands. Show all posts

Thursday, 2 May 2013

Rock patterns

Things are heating up at college. Neil wants us to present a final piece tomorrow and to bring in some home made cakes to celebrate. In a weak moment I said I would do something with rhubarb, seeing as it is sprouting in the garden pretty well. Naturally, crumble came to mind, but serving it cold isn't such a good idea, but what else can you do with rhubarb... answers on a postcard please.
After quite a lot of scratching my head I have come up with some photos for tomorrow. They were taken down at Whitesands beach where my idea for my Final Major Project started off... so here they are.

 

 
 
Just got to get them mounted and hung by 11 tomorrow

Wednesday, 11 August 2010

Let's go to school

Those of you who have read my blog over the last few months will have noticed that I’m developing my interest in painting and drawing. At this time of the year there are a lot of opportunities to take adult evening classes in these subjects. The problem is deciding which one(s) to pick. I have been pouring over the courses available in East Lothian and just to make it more difficult, I have had a look at what is available at the Poldrate Arts and Crafts Centre (PACC,) in Haddington. Thankfully, I have come to a decision. I am going to sign up for the Acrylic painting classes at PACC. I have never painted with acrylic, but I have read about it and am intrigued. I also fancy the painting and drawing classes on Tuesday afternoons at PACC, so that shouldn’t interfere too much with other things. On the adult learning side I have paired the options down to Life Drawing at North Berwick and Portraits which are on a couple of week ends in October. Looks like September to December could be busy.




Visited Whitesands beach yesterday, not to paint it this time, but to have a wee swim. I wasn’t the only one. My granddaughter and her friend, my son and two daughters and two dogs all got in. It was breath taking cold to start off with, but amazing how quickly you adapt to it and you are left me feeling very exhilarated. There was only one after affect that I know of- n Harvey, who must have drunk too much sea water and ate too much sand has had very runny diarrhoea today!

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