Peta’s exhibition in London

Chalk Art Group member Peta Bridle has an exhibition called ‘London Day by Day’ opening at Southwark Cathedral on Thursday 3rd September and running until Wednesday 14th October.

An article and photos of the pictures have been published on the Spitalfields Life website. Click on the link to see the images and if you’d like to leave a comment please write it on the Spitalfields Life website… https://spitalfieldslife.com/2026/09/02/peta-bridles-london-day-by-day/

Peta is a meticulous artist who draws subjects in great detail then uses inks and sometimes watercolours to bring life to the pictures. Well done on all your hard work, to have an exhibition at Southwark Cathedral is amazing!

Details about Peta and the exhibition… https://cathedral.southwark.anglican.org/visiting/art-and-exhibitions/london-day-by-day-peta-brindle/

If you’re in London do pop in to Southwark Cathedral which is at the southern end of London Bridge, near London Bridge station. More info and opening times can be found on the cathedral’s website… https://cathedral.southwark.anglican.org

Portraits – The Diversity of Humanity – May 2025 – Saturday

Twenty members attended the session with the suggested subject being to draw or paint a portrait of a person of a different ethnicity to themselves. It was a busy session with lots of work being produced, along with cuppas and biscuits and natter as usual.

It was pleasing to see that several people used pastels to create their portrait, using techniques learned at the workshop, as well as watercolours, acrylics and inks. Most are finished but some are works in progress.

Cynthia finished her Lynx from the workshop and it’s absolutely beautiful. The lynx’s coat looks real with the highlights the hairs. Well done!

Other members continued with their wild animals from last month or drew and painted to their own theme.

Great work everyone, it was a good, productive session.

Our next session is on Wednesday 11th June from 7-9pm.