Leeds Pride 2010 – Oil pastels
The last visit of the Leeds Savages, was to the Leeds Pride festival. As a challenge, a few of us bought along oil pastels. I have never used these things before, but it was a good bit of fun
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Riveulx Abbey Warm Up
I have a fair backlog of pictures to update. June and the start of July have been extremely busy. to start with, here is just a quick warm up sketch at Riveaulx Abbey which is the furthest Leeds Savage Expedition to date.
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Speed Sketch #8
Ventured across the border into Saltaire for the last Leeds Savage Meet. What a cracking day it turned out to be, with the weather especially. For a warm, up I choose to do some speed sketches of the cricketers who were playing on the green. Pesky blighters, they don’t move for ages and then suddenly spring into life for a second.
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Singer Sewing Warm Up Sketch
There’s a sentence you don’t say everyday. I have been a bit late posting these up as for the last two weeks, was working on putting together the stupendous Leeds Savage Ebook - DOWNLOAD its free.
Onto the drawing, a warm up sketch of some Singer sewing machines done at Armley Industrial museum at a Savage meet. the museum seems to be a little unloved, but looks to have a great lot of interesting things there. I am looking forward to going back there and spending some more time. One piece of advice for the museum is lower the entrance fee.
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Speed Sketch #7
This time with the Leeds Savage Club it was off to Round Hay Park and like doing the speed sketch at Kirkstall, lots of distance!. One observation though, it seemed everyone was waking left to right. There were very few people walking the other way.
Out of interest as well, I decided to see what all my speed sketches of people of Leeds would look like together, which you can see here
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