How to paint a painting – designing and creating a painting of a typical canal or river scene – a practical demonstration, reliving our experiment from 2016, given by a member from Leighton Buzzard Arts Society.
The venue is Bletchley Conservative Club, 105 Queensway, MK2 2DN
- From V7 Saxon Street, near Bletchley Station, at Princes Way Roundabout (near Lidl store), turn off into Princes Way.
- After 50 yards, turn right into Albert Street, then bear left at mini-roundabout.
- Follow Albert Street to end, and turn left into Queensway.
- Take 1st left into Oxford Street.
- Take 1st right into Cawkwell Way.
- Take 1st right into Bedford Street.
- Entrance to the Conservative Club car park is immediately on the left, at the end of a brick wall.
The meeting room is on the ground floor, with level access from the car park.
Please note that Cawkwell Way, although two-way, is narrow in parts. The route given uses as little of it as possible. On leaving the car park, Bedford Street is one-way, so please turn left and then into Queensway. Also shown is the pedestrian route (10 minutes) from Bletchley Station.
[The photo shows part of a painting of Barbridge Junction on the Shropshire Union Canal, by Harley Crossley, and which was used on an IWA Christmas card in 1999]
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IWA Milton Keynes Branch talk – Painting a Typical Canal or River Scene
How to paint a painting – designing and creating a painting of a typical canal or river scene – a practical demonstration, reliving our experiment from 2016, given by a member from Leighton Buzzard Arts Society.
The venue is Bletchley Conservative Club, 105 Queensway, MK2 2DN
- From V7 Saxon Street, near Bletchley Station, at Princes Way Roundabout (near Lidl store), turn off into Princes Way.
- After 50 yards, turn right into Albert Street, then bear left at mini-roundabout.
- Follow Albert Street to end, and turn left into Queensway.
- Take 1st left into Oxford Street.
- Take 1st right into Cawkwell Way.
- Take 1st right into Bedford Street.
- Entrance to the Conservative Club car park is immediately on the left, at the end of a brick wall.
The meeting room is on the ground floor, with level access from the car park.
Please note that Cawkwell Way, although two-way, is narrow in parts. The route given uses as little of it as possible. On leaving the car park, Bedford Street is one-way, so please turn left and then into Queensway. Also shown is the pedestrian route (10 minutes) from Bletchley Station.
[The photo shows part of a painting of Barbridge Junction on the Shropshire Union Canal, by Harley Crossley, and which was used on an IWA Christmas card in 1999]
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