Art in Action - Still Life
    Thinking about our next three sessions focussing on Still Life, I have done some 
    searching around and come up with quite a number of websites, which you may, or
    may not, find useful.
    Still Life Drawing
    Still Life Lessons
    https://www.artyfactory.com/still-life/still-life-lessons.html
    Step By Step Guide to Draw a Still Life Drawing
    https://www.pencilperceptions.com/still-life-drawing-guide/
    Still Life Composition Drawing for Beginners
    https://ranartblog.com/blogarticle09.html
    6 Easy Steps to Draw a captivating Still Life
    https://cravepainting.com/blog/how-to-draw-a-still-life
    Creative tips for still life drawing
    At the end of this article there is an invitation to join the Royal Academy Saturday Sketch Club. 
    But you do need to book. Some may find it useful, others may not, but its worth a look.
    https://www.royalacademy.org.uk/article/creative-tips-still-life-drawing?
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   Still Life using different media
   Still Life Techniques – Pencil Drawing 
   https://www.artyfactory.com/still-life/still_life_pencil.html
   Coloured pencil still life tutorial
   https://www.pencil-topics.co.uk/coloured-pencil-still-life.html
   Still Life Techniques – Chalk Pastel Drawing
   https://www.artyfactory.com/still-life/still_life_pastel.html
   Still Life Techniques - Oil Pastels
   https://www.artyfactory.com/still-life/still_life_oil_pastel.html
   How to Paint a Simple Watercolour Banana Still Life 
   https://www.thelastpigment.com/blog2/how-to-paint-a-simple-watercolor-banana
   Mark Making
   I have also included some examples of what is called “Mark Making” a term you 
   often hear used on art programmes …. here are a few examples, however, how 
   YOU make marks to create art is entirely up to you …. remember – no rules!
   You can type - “mark making techniques in art” into Google (or any search engine) 
   and click on Images and you will see many, many more. Have a good explore. Do 
   the same for “mark making techniques in painting” and see what comes up.