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Student Gallery
"If you hear a voice within you say you cannot paint, then by all means paint...and that voice will be silenced." Vincent van Gogh
Here are a selection of paintings from Northern Beaches Watercolour students, who, through persistance and passion, practiced and painted, and produced some beautiful work. The LONGEST any have been painting is 2.5 years, with many having been in class less than 1 year! (Note, the are attributions where the painting was copied from another work." (in no order, just as I receive a copy so scroll!)
 Su Trathen"Jump Up" |  Carmel FullertonThe Road to Tingha |  Alison DrewBrisbane Botanic Garden |
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 Alison DrewRose |  Jacqui WaltonBirds of a Feather |  Sandra ChattertonFallen Leaves - still life |
 Cathy Johnsoncopy of original work by Guy Magallenes 'Dos Rosas.' |  Samantha GojakCrystal Cat |  Pam RiceRaven-haired |
 Jennifer TailbyDeep Green |  Glenda McIntoshSucculents |  Glenda McIntoshLeaves - from an idea from Pinterest, artist unknown. |
 Jacqueline WaltonHollyhocks |  Pam RiceFlowers from your Gardens during isolation |  Jacqueline WaltonRainbow |
 Amanda SpencerAmerican Wood Duck - inspired by a photo by Carlo Galliano |  Sandra ChattertonPeaceful Isolation - with a pinterest painting by artist unknown, as the stimulus. |  Maureen MyersFeathers and Leaves |
 Jennifer Tailbycopy of an oil painting Eucalyptus trees by Graham Gercken |  Jacqueline WaltonPelican |  Eulalie O'KeefeButterfly Heaven |
 Jenny LloydBeach Scene - copied exercise - unknown. |  Cathy JohnsonGroovy Green - class excercise stage 3 |  Fiona Wheelerexcercise from "Watercolour for Beginners" by Francisco Asencio Cerver. |
 Cathy Johnsoncopy of Original work by Nancy Newman. |  Glenda McIntoshTree sans Leaves |  Jenny Lloydcopy of original work by LaFe. |
 Jacqueline WaltonWindow box |
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Many thanks to the students who's work is reproduced with permission herewith, and to the attributed original artists (if used as reference) for without you, we would not be as often given to the desire and passion to paint.
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