TUESDAY 17TH FEBRUARY - FIONA HOOPER - SEASCAPE IN OILS WITH PALETTE KNIVES



Laying down the background



Putting down the base sea tones



Laying down the cliff structures



Adding Foreground



Adding Waves



Adding detail to waves and adding rocks



Adding Highlights to rocks



Last picture of session



Fiona Hooper - Finished picture



Chislehurst Artists held their AGM on Tuesday 20th January 2026 when the committee were elected into office.
Names of Elected Officers can be viewed on the Committee page of this website.

The formal meeting was followed by a Bring and Buy table and provided an opportunity for Chislehurst Artists to enjoy refreshments and socialise.



Chislehurst Artists Entry at the Chislehurst Methodist Church Christmas Tree festival



Our tree is decorated with hand painted postcards by members of Chislehurst Artists and can be individually purchased at Chislehurst Methodist Church Prince Imperial Road



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TUESDAY 18TH NOVEMBER - ANTONY NIELD, WATERCOLOUR LANDSCAPE



Antony Nield is an Artist based in Kent who specialises in painting the local landscape in a traditional style using a limited palette of watercolour paints



Adding Green Washes to foreground



Blocking in Foreground



Adding Detail



Adding Shadows to complete work



Antony Nield - Finished examples



Antony Nield - Finished Oast House



TUESDAY 21ST OCTOBER - GRAHAM WEBBER, CITYSCAPE IN OIL



Graham is an elected member of the Royal Institute of Oil Painters who paints en plein air using a limited palate of white and the three primary colours striving to find atmosphere within his finished paintings



Graham Webber - Sketching out composition with dark oils



Blocking in Darks



Adding sky and mid tones



Strengthening Darks



Adding more light



Finished picture within 2 hours - Graham Webber



En Plein Air Sketches



En Plein Air Acrylic Sketches



Oil Sketches - Graham Webber



TUESDAY 16TH SEPTEMBER - GRAHAM SHORT - SMALLEST ENGRAVINGS

Graham is a Micro Artist and Engraver and is one of only five in the world.



Van Goghs Sunflowers measuring 2-3mm wide engraved on top of a pin using a steel sewing needle and microscope



The Lord's Prayer using same technique engraved on the top of a platinum pin head