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Sarah-Jane Coleby – Needle Felt Artist
Needle felting is a fibre arts craft that creates felt without the use of water. The artist uses special needles that are used in industrial felting as a sculpting tool. They have notches along the shaft of the needle that … Continue reading
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Tagged Dumfries & Galloway, Needle Felt, Needle Felt Artist, Sarah-Jane Coleby
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Land Art in Dumfries & Galloway
Land Art uses natural substances such as rocks and soil as its raw materials to create forms intended to complement the landscape around them. The movement was particularly prevalent in the United States in the 1960’s as artists reacted against … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Goldsworthy, Cairnhead, Dumfries & Galloway, Land Art, Landscape, Penpont, sculptor, Striding Arches
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Eco Arts Project 2013
It has been a long winter and we are still looking out at snow with Easter weekend approaching. The miserable weather certainly hasn’t helped in moving forward with plans to get our Ecoarts project going this year but there must be … Continue reading
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Tagged belted galloway, Bigvyor, carving, driftwood, Dumfries & Galloway, Eco arts, Ecoarts, garden, living sculpture, McGonks, Scotland, sculpture
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Exploring the local wildlife
One of the subjects that I am keen to explore this year is the local wildlife. I have always enjoyed painting and drawing horses and would like to expand this to other animals. I am very lucky to live in … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, badger, belted galloway, birds, cattle, Dumfries & Galloway, sculpture, south west Scotland, wildlife
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Driftwood inspiration
One area that I am very keen to explore in 2013 is the recycling of materials to form new pieces of artwork. With much of the world still affected by recession and the search continuing for alternative energy sources, there … Continue reading
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Tagged Bigvyor, driftwood, Dumfries & Galloway, folk art, Heather Jansch, horses, sculpture, Stone Circle, Torhouse
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