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Wild at Art in Celtic Life International

Posted on May 3, 2019 by

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We are delighted to be featured in Nova Scotia-based magazine Celtic Life International. The magazine has been connecting the Celtic community around the globe for more than 30 years. Read more…

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The past year has been very difficult, to say the least. But the level of interest our creative experiences attract from travel trade partners all over the world has been hugely encouraging! Thank you to @VisitScotland and @lovegreatbritain for organising virtual events such as #exploregband #scotlandreconnect #visitscotland #visitbritain
Those of you who can access BBC One Scotland live on TV or iPlayer - artist Steve Bretel will appear in Episode 4 of the new series of Grand Tours of Scotland’s Lochs with Paul Murton. The series is on Wednesdays at 7.30 pm UK time. You can find out more about Steve in the "Meet our tutors" section of the website.
Have you ever tried making your own natural skincare? I've become more conscious of what I put on my skin and in one of our herbalist workshops with the fabulous Anna Canning I learned how easy it is to make a simple but very lovely facecream.
Lewis & Harris 2021 - Sense of Place ~ drawing & painting holiday.
Everything we do at Wild at Art needs to fit with the principles of Responsible Travel, which means respect for local people, places and environments is also very important to the people we work with. A great example is the Skye Textile Experience on the Isle of Skye:
Could you do with some creative inspiration to recharge and find your own personal creative path (again)? We all need and deserve inspiring things to look forward to and my co-host - the amazing photographer Margaret Soraya - and I can't wait to welcome you to a week of creating and exploring in Orkney's stunning natural landscapes! 20-27 Nov 2021. Find out more ➡️ http://ow.ly/VFNY50Dhb9N
Doing something creative - no matter how little time you spend on it or what the result is - is good for the spirit. Even if you just do a 5-minute drawing or take a few photographs of interesting objects you find in nature.
What could be a better location for learning stonecarving that Scotland with its ancient history and talented sculptors? Let us create a bespoke stonecarving experience for you and your travel companions. Choose between relief & letter carving in Edinburgh and 3 D stone sculpture carving in the Scottish Borders - or combine the two! Contact us to find out more info@wildatartscotland.com
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