Lou Turnbull WildArt
Lou turnbullA North Yorkshire craft artist's inner musings and creative endeavours towards a more embodied and Earth-connected life.
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A Colourful Harvest
Lughnasadh Flax Harvest
It is the second day of August, the day after the Celtic festival of Lughnasadh which celebrates the first harvest. I am sitting in my shed in the garden, sun streaming through the windows, reflecting on the last fe...
Blackthorn Part 7
In the final installment of this series, I tell the story of becoming Queen. When I set out to work with Blackthorn and craft a simple vessel, I had absolutely no idea that this magical tree would accompany me on such a personal journey. It...
Blackthorn Part 6
This is the penultimate piece on the Blackthorn. I am writing it in the passenger seat of the car with my family as we travel down to Devon in the scorching heat on the late May bank holiday weekend. The kids, dog, suitcases and body boards...
Blackthorn Part 5
Thank you for coming along on this journey with me and the Blackthorn. This is about my transition from an old life into a new. Whilst I am eager to leap in to the energies of Beltaine and welcome the summer, this work is not quite done. I...
Blackthorn Part 4
Continuing the Blackthorn series, this time I leave you with a poem and audio recording. It walks through a powerful Fire Moon Ceremomy I created for release and transformation last month. I hope you enjoy it and I would love to know whethe...
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I am a North Yorkshire artist exploring natural colour, materials and wild-crafts, towards more embodied and Earth-connected ways of living. I run creative workshops that invite nature connection, gentle self exploration and authentic expression.
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