Good on you for doing your part Bill. It's a pretty steep struggle here in France too, although live performance artists and technicians are being helped financially by the automatic renewal for one year of their unemployment benefits (which are usually 'earned' through justifying a certain number of paid gigs in the previous year - but with almost a full year's performance lockdown looming up there won't be any gigs to account for by the next renewal deadline, so it's akin to kicking the problem down the road). The venues themselves are in deep trouble already (for those not living off subsidies), and our prime minister announced this evening that they will not be reopening for yet another while... I'd love to participate in your generous endeavour, but I've taken a bit of a financial toll myself, and am doing what I can to help my local scene, so...
Hoping for great success though!

Lovely Gareth, portrait and wife both.

Very nice indeed Barrie. I agree with LennyB regarding the first, but I do like the very subdued tones of 3 & 4.

Very enjoyable indeed. 3 has some magic to it, as does 4, its darker counterpart.

Beautiful image Barrie, the mist is right where it needs to be, between now and yesteryear's ghosts...

I really like the way you saw #4 John - something ominous is going on there.

Delightful set Rob, 2 may be the special one for me, but they all have atmosphere.

5 certainly pops, yes - beautiful colours in addition to the quality of detail.

Liking all three of these Lenny, with a preference for the first - great contrasting textures, and and a quirkily unconventional placement of the main (or is it?) subject.

Very effective Gareth, looks like you've got your product technique down pat already. The more artsy one for me is 6 - that varnish dripping from the brush adds just the right touch of life to the image.