Concertina sketchbook Newlyn Harbour
On the reverse side of Brisons Veor concertina is Newlyn Harbour. See the full book here https://youtu.be/Ib7OSiqJAeI
On the reverse side of Brisons Veor concertina is Newlyn Harbour. See the full book here https://youtu.be/Ib7OSiqJAeI
This sketchbook is from a one week artist residency at Brisons Veor, Cape Cornwall. See the whole book here https://youtu.be/KTLxhWLln1M
Concertina sketchbook from a two week artist residency in Farindola Italy. See the full book here https://youtu.be/vv47i3FXiaM
What a fantastic five days of sketching we have just had in Farindola, Abruzzo, Italy.
Ten of us flew to Pescara and one came by train from Switzerland. After one hour’s transfer we arrived to a warm welcome from Thomas and Marco at the beautiful B&B Altrocanto www.altrocanto.it This is where half the guests stayed and where we dined for three nights on delicious locally sourced food. (Gnocchi with asparagus and Pecorino cheese cream, parpardella filled with ricotta and artichoke…..) Our evening meals were one of the highlights of this short stay!
Elayne’s family house was home for the rest of the group and we loved our home from home with amazing views over the valley.
The Spring came and went with in Farindola before we arrived but it continued to test us with sunshine and rain, quite a lot of rain, but Carmen, Chris, Glenda, Ivan, Karen, Klim, Anne, Debra, Val and Birgit came to sketch and so they did! They also climbed mountains, took tea with Maria, had a birthday party, cooked a fantastic meal, attended a private showing with the artist Paul Critchley and viewed properties for sale!!
Most sketched in concertina sketchbooks which really lend themselves to the winding streets and mountain panorama views. You can see some beautiful pages here.
Next sketching week is September 24th-29th. Coming? www.acy-holidays.com
Thank you to Anthony Coe at The John Russell Gallery for framing and hanging my work so beautifully.
I really love seeing all my work framed in this ‘gun metal’ grey. Anthony Coe at The John Russell Gallery has been working on these for the last month. They are beautifully done.