The path to rediscovering your creativity
What happens when you rediscover your creativity through the timeless art of printmaking?
Join us as we explore the rich world of printmaking, uncovering the techniques that bring creativity to life and reignite artistic passion. We discuss why investing in community creative spaces is essential for nurturing artists of all ages, and how these spaces foster connection, inspiration and personal growth. Balancing creativity alongside work, family, and other commitments is a challenge many of us face, and Heather shares practical insights on making art a sustainable part of life. Finally, we highlight the critical role of creativity in schools and the need for accessible arts education, ensuring that future generations continue to thrive through creative expression.
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Stay wild x
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About the Host:
Lucy Colgan is a seasoned creative leader, educator and podcast host with nearly two decades of experience in the arts and education. She holds a PGCE in Drama & Performing Arts and a Professional Diploma in Dance from Trinity Laban, and has worked as a freelance artist, project manager, and director across the creative sector.
She launched The Wilderness of Creativity in 2024 and invites listeners to explore what it really means to 'take the road less travelled' in creative life, combining vulnerability, practical insight and inspirational storytelling.
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Heather Moore initially began creating linocuts as a form of therapy, but her passion for the process grew so strong that she decided to pursue it professionally. She left her teaching career to establish her own art business as a self-employed artist in 2022. Inspired by nature, memories, and the wonders of the world, Heather produces vibrant artworks designed to lift your mood and provide space for reminiscence and dreaming. Her recent work celebrates the dynamic waves of the North East coastline, as well as family trips through forests and around lakes. Deeply intrigued by how colour influences mood, Heather creates images that blend observation with imagination, playing with colour manipulation to evoke emotion. Her artistic process involves combining uplifting colours with textures and lines derived from her sketches, layered through multiple stages of lino reduction print - each piece uniquely created and impossible to reproduce exactly again.
