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FLOW by Michela Griffith:

Small beauty noticed at the intersection of wood and water, nature and place, art and photography. Fluid images and evocative writing from NE Scotland for nature lovers, artists, photographers and water babies.

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100 Days of Nature: water art, mark making and monotypes

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Mar 31, 20232 min read

100 Days of Nature: water art, mark making and monotypes

Art and learning through daily practice - one third of my experiences of doing #The100DayProject

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Sep 8, 20224 min read

Move closer: the power of words

Do you find it hard to write about your art? Perhaps the answer is to read more. This time I've found another piece of writing that...

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Apr 25, 20223 min read

evoking the river spirit

Small webs woven, dotted with dew, glisten in the river light and evoke water spirits: a new blog post about forthcoming series 'Ondine'

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Mar 8, 20222 min read

cross pollination: making new marks

Over the last week I’ve been attempting to start understanding how different strands of work, and different media, might relate to each...

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Feb 21, 20223 min read

the bleak midwinter

Musings on the cold, carols and colour; northern light and new directions of travel. How it feels is as important as how it looks.

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Apr 4, 20212 min read

The Wait

This winter, we've all been waiting... The background to a new limited edition handmade book.

Buxton Goes to New Mills: Unique Abstract Art Prints of Buxton Spa

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May 10, 20204 min read

Buxton Goes to New Mills: Unique Abstract Art Prints of Buxton Spa

I guess there is a limit as to how often I can walk past St. Ann’s well without the spout of water creeping into my thinking.

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May 8, 20202 min read

ever more blue

If the weather matched the times, clouds would shed copious tears. But instead the sun shines, and the sky is ever more blue.

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Dec 20, 20182 min read

Wrapping Up and Resolving

In the end, there are no rules, only the boxes that we make for ourselves and the lines that we draw in the sand, only to trip over.

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FLOW by Michela Griffith:

michela griffith: the art of water