First Snows of Winter MOIRA FERRIER RSW acrylic 28 x 21 cm
Snow has gone, at least for now. February has been mild, even warm.
Life in the Winterwood ALIISA HYSLOP acrylic...
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Wagtail on the Burn watercolour, wax crayon LUCY NEWTON
Do you have a routine as an artist?
I've developed a structure, a sort of framework that I work within but obviously no two...
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Crovie oil on linen PETER FOYLE
You grew up in Dorset, then studied at St. Martin’s School of Art in London. Did you study Drawing and Painting at art school?
No, Illustration. When I...
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Wee Inlet, Majorca by JAMES ORR
There are blue skies and a gentle breeze. Sitting in the garden, writing, inhaling late lavender scent, I could almost be in Provence. I feel so fortunate that...
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Mo Farquharson (1953-2018) — Creative Legacy
There has been an overwhelming response to Mo Farquharson's retrospective exhibition and the depth of love and affection shown towards her has been...
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Fields Observed PATRICIA SADLER mixed media on canvas 30 x 30 cm
Music, poetry, art, history, all challenge traditions and broaden boundaries. I am searching and striving to take the mind...
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Last week was a perfect week to prepare for our Spring Exhibition although the spring sunshine was rather distracting and the temptation to spend time watching the frogs in the pond, all too...
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Winter Window CHRISTINE WOODSIDE RSW RGI mixed media 47 x 45 cm
We have rather neglected our blog recently, these have been such strange times. But with Covid restrictions beginning to...
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