[BAS Newsletter] This Friday an online exclusive demonstration for Bromley Art Society by Les Darlow.

[Paul Stringfellow]

*Dear Members and colleagues,*

*1st Friday Demonstration
*

I am please to announce that this Friday 1st March 7pm Les Darlow will 
be providing us with an online exclusive demonstration for Bromley Art 
Society. Les will be demonstrating his pan pastel techniques whilst 
creating one of his favourite atmospheric landscape scenes. Les works 
quickly so there may well be time for one or two of his works in a 
lively demonstration. It will be your chance to see his unique 
techniques and ask questions and learn from him directly.

Please visit his webpage at https://lesdarlow.com/

Zoom link to follow but the demonstration will start promptly at 7pm.  
Whereas we normally have a two hour demonstration we will try and keep 
it down to just one and a half hours, with a comfort break,  as a 
shorter time frame seems to suit people.

Please put it in your diary and come and join us on the night from the 
comfort of your own home.

*Back to live events in April with our AGM*

The following month we will be meeting back live at the Daylight Inn, 
Pett's Wood, on Friday 5th April and will commence with our AGM followed 
by a demo on the night by our own Zsuszanna  Pataki. This year, more 
than in any previous years as you will soon learn, your society is more 
than ever depending on you collectively to help keep us going.

Kind Regards,

Paul

 From Les's website....


*"*I love painting skies and think they are the key to a great 
landscape. I have a fascination for storms and extreme weather, whether 
that is a sunrise at -20 degrees in winter, a snow storm, a stunning 
sunset or a growing supercell in the height of summer, these are the key 
elements to my painting. I really am intrigued by skies and have studied 
them in some detail having gone to great lengths studying a little 
meteorology and taking to the sky in a light aircraft to get even more 
information about their three dimensional depth. Clouds are constantly 
growing, dissipating, moving and changing colour and this understanding 
helps me paint them more authentically".




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