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I’m painting some #botanicalart for my upcoming joint exhibition at #antalladearg @hoteleileaniarmainskye in June with @aileen_grant and #stevenproudfoot. Lots of lovely flowers to paint right now but the #cuckooflower might just be too delicate. They’re abundant in the village, unlike #grapehyacinths which are harder to find but coming along nicely #mayflowers #watercolourpainting #myart #botanical #wildflowersofinstagram
This is my artist impression of the #kirktonhouse that I did the sketching for last week. These houses were part stone/ part turf, they were thatched with heather and the had no hearth, hence the smoke coming through the roof. The original has headed off to #kirktonwoodland and the image will be used for info boards etc. #heritage #history #scottishhighlands #scottishhistory #abandonedplaces #afunproject #artistinterpretation #anartistslife #artistsoninstagram
Despite the fact that my internet is on a go slow I finally managed to do a blog post sharing a wee bit more about my botanical paintings at @gairlochmuseum, starting off with #ivy #gorse and #snowdrops. Just some notes and sketches. Meanwhile Roddy Maclean, who helped me translate the Gaelic names for my paintings is doing 2 talks this month about plants and traditions in the Highlands. Click on the link for @gairlochmuseum to find out more about Roddy’s talk and my exhibition and if you want to read my latest blog post the link is in my bio #lusannangaidheal #floragadelica #gairlochmuseum #gaelictraditions #plantlore #botanicals #watercolourpainting #mysketches #madaboutplants #anartistslife #artistsoninstagram
I had a very interesting trip up the hill outside the village today to the ruined settlement of Kirkton. I’m doing an interpretation of what the houses might have looked like. Unlike many Scottish houses these were not made completely of stone. Instead they were half stone and half turfs. My drawing is apparently quite close to how they might’ve looked. This method of building can still be seen in Iceland and the Nordic countries, a Viking influence perhaps? The house that I am imagining was 10 metres long. I’ll let you know how I get on #lochcarron #kirktonwoodland #abandonedplaces #scottishhighlands #scottishhistory #artistinterpretations #anartistslife #artistsoninstagram
It’s a wee bit late in the evening I know, but it’s been quite a busy day. I did manage to get my #floragadelica #lusannangaidheal exhibition hung at @gairlochmuseum. Thanks so much to the wonderful Fiona and my lovely husband Nick who did most of the hanging, Eilidh who provided support and coffee and cake and the amazing @emmanoblecreates who did an incredible job with framing the botanical watercolours and the big oil painting. The exhibition will run until the end of June and I have written more about it on my blog, the link for that is in my bio #myartwork #onexhibition #gairlochmuseum #botanicalart #watercolour #plantportraits #plantscapes #scotland #scottishhighlands #nc500 #anartistslife #artistsoninstagram
Don’t these look amazing 🤩 I’ll be collecting them from the wonderful @emmanoblecreates later today. Thanks so much, Emma a stellar job as always C x #framing #makesallthedifference #emmanoblecreates #botanicalart #watercolour #myartwork #anartistslife #artistsoninstagram

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