St Mary's Calne
On Saturday afternoon, our LVI Art students embarked on an art trip to the picturesque village of Lacock, nestled in the heart of the Wiltshire countryside. Lacock, with its idyllic landscapes and charming architecture, provided the perfect backdrop for our budding artists.
The beauty of nature sparked their creativity, allowing them to translate their observations onto paper and canvas.
Armed with sketchbooks, our students eagerly captured the essence of Lacock. The act of sketching not only honed their technical skills but also encouraged them to observe and appreciate the beauty in the world around them.
Our next stop was overlooking Lacock and the surrounding countryside. With guidance from their art teachers, they experimented with different techniques in paint, to bring their vision to life. The process of painting allowed them to express their emotions and interpretations of the landscape, resulting in a diverse collection of art work that showcased their individuality and talent.
The art trip not only enhanced their artistic skills but also instilled in them a deeper appreciation for nature and the importance of finding inspiration in the world around them.
Mrs Annabel Owen, Director of Art