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Creative Outlet offers drop-in art activities for all ages every First Saturday from 3-5pm. Themes and activities vary each month.
Rosemary Beet Stew with soft beet tops and swiss chard, brown lentils and carrots, topped with garlic chives and lemon juice, then drizzled with fresh garlic olive oil.
Cooking & gourmet experiences, the Reykjavik Airwaves Music Festival, a visit to the nation's Elf School, printing my own postcards ... the nature & creativity of Iceland and its people is simply mind-blowing. I look forward to sharing more stories on my travel blog soon: www.creativelena.com!
Completed 22nd January 2026. An original artwork 'meld', which includes my own photograph of a jackdaw in flight.
Archie Proudfoot is an artist and sign painter whose work utilises the techniques and the aesthetics of traditional signage to explore our relationship with language.
Having graduated from studying a degree in English Literature, Archie went in search of work that would satisfy a dormant sense of craftsmanship. After discovering the artistry of sign painting he found a skill that could be honed over a lifetime of work. He now splits his time between creating bespoke signage for businesses across London and creating his own personal pieces.
The opulent technique of reverse-glass gilding has come to dominate. Archie often chooses to isolate and reify a single word or phrase in the grandeur of gold, examining our emotional response to it, as well as the geometry and physical interplay of the letterforms themselves.
Photos from Francis Augusto: www.francisaugusto.co.uk
The global theme for October 2019 was “Flow.” Our speaker at CreativeMornings/Portland was Anis Mojgani, poet & picture-maker.
We were hosted by the Alberta Rose Theater. Thanks to our supporting partners Wacom, Alchemy Code Lab, and 52 Limited, and to our in-kind supporters Coava Coffee, Ellenos Yogurt, Nora's Kitchen Granola, Pro Photo Supply, and Wabi Sabi Visuals.
Photos by Sam Reynolds.
these assemblages took me way out of my comfort zone. i've never done anything like this before.it was fun! the salt and pepper shakers stand for my sons who are both autistic and similar but very different.the beautiful stone in the middlle stands for my daughter who is a glorious,glowing human being.the lock on the bottom stands for my husband,and it represents security and steadfastness-the flowers are me because they can be! more symbolism but too much to go into.