Glimro

Not really sure where to start today. A Scone, A Spider and a sign stating ‘EVERYTHING IS GOING TO BE ALRIGHT‘ seemed fitting. I’ve made my way on the bus to National Galleries Scotland: Modern One to have a bit of quiet reflection after a busy weekend. Glimro opened on Saturday at The Scottish Gallery … More Glimro

Orkney in Edinburgh

Glimro is on the walls of The Scottish Gallery – so far, it has been a whirlwind of a week in the most wonderful way! Keith and I travelled down the road to Edinburgh on Sunday. Taking the ferry from Stromness, then driving the 265 miles to Edinburgh. The car loaded with workshop materials, the … More Orkney in Edinburgh

Ward Hill

Glimro, my latest collection of work will be exhibited at the Scottish Gallery in March (more details and invite to subscribers to follow later this week). This new body of work reflects walks, thoughout the seasons, around the coast of Orkneys mainland. Over the years I have spend time circumnavigating the coast, collecting snippets along … More Ward Hill

Workshop

A quick post from me this week to let you know about a workshop I’ll be delivering in Edinburgh. The Scottish Gallery are hosting a workshop to compliment Glimro – my upcoming solo exhibition. For all details and to register and book a place, please visit their website or click here. It would be really … More Workshop

Wideford

Wideford is one of the few hills to climb in Orkney. Walking from Kirkwall to Wideford is fairly straightforward – either on the road or up the tracks. Once at the top the views of Orkney are wonderful – patchwork fields, the outer islands, the Hoy Hills and a bird’s-eye view of the town and … More Wideford

February

February has started with the end of The Northern Isles at the Scottish Gallery. Unfortunately I didn’t make it down to see it in person as it’s been fairly busy at home getting ready for my Solo in March. It has been really encouraging to see the positive coverage of the group exhibition – a … More February

January

Happy New Year! Orkney is covered in snow at the moment and is looking wonderful.  The usual vibrant colours have turned monochrome with small hints of blue sky appearing now and again to show the islands at their best.  This is what I so love about Orkney, each season shows it off in a new way, makes … More January

December

December already. The last twelve months have whizzed past – like a lot of folk I’ve only gotten used to writing 2025 and the time is nearly here to write 2026! Isn’t it crazy how time works? I’m really aware that nothing said above is very unique (actually laughing at myself writing that as the … More December