A virtual exhibition showcasing creativity and talent within our community
Life across the world has been unrecognisably altered by the COVID-19 pandemic and since 'lockdown' was introduced on 23 March our own part of the world has looked and felt very different.
This online exhibition is an invitation for everyone - juniors, seniors and in-betweeners - who has responded creatively to life in lockdown to share what they've created.
So whether you are a writer, artist, crafter, dabbler, brand-new-hobbyists or creative veteran - send us your interpretation of Strathearn On Lockdown. To submit your work please email
Strathearn on Lockdown - a virtual exhibition
We hope you enjoy and find inspiration in the range of work shown here. We look forward to bringing this exhibition to life once our doors reopen.
Click on each image to see it in full and find out background information.
Rainbow Glass Dish by Jane Drysdale, Barkley Glass
Jane explored a new glass-making technique during lockdown using high-quality glass and coloured 'strings' to create this rainbow dish.Wonderfully structural Hellebores by Lynn England
Lynn England focusses on the detail as seen in this series of images. For more information visit her website https://www.lynnenglandphotography.comComely Bank by Marion Lewis
Watercolour paintingThe White Church by Lynn Macgregor, 'The Strathearn Snapper'
Original photo converted into wall artLoch Sunset by Morag Simpson
painted in oils on paper; inspired by but not representational of Loch EarnWoman's Head by Naimh Ross (aged 17)
Created during Logos art workshop inspired by work of KandinskyCircles by Hannah McDougall (aged 16)
Created during art workshop at Logos inspired by work of KandinskyStonehaven Beach by Savannah McCrory (aged 14)
Photographed during a visit to Stonehaven after travel restrictions were liftedThe Owl by Sophie Caudrey (aged 11)
Drawing of a Snowy Owl created during lockdownCoppiced Beech by Isobel Hunt
From a favourite dog walk in Comrie. Painted to illustrate the homeopathic remedy Carbo veg which is made from charcoalCommunity Garden Door transformed by the Smith family
The Smith family: Catriona, Graeme, Sophie (age 7), Harry (age 4), Bill and Muriel, gave the Crieff Community Garden a makeover during lockdown re-using existing materials with the addition of some paint and a lot of enthusiasm.Cup of Hope Anne Keelan
Rainbow Tea Cosy knitted by Anne Keelan
'Corona Hope': hand-carved boat by Tommy Stanners
made from scratch during lockdown
Hero Bears by Debbie Thirsk
Made with their unique scrubs as gifts for frontline workersScrubs for NHS - sewed by a team across Crieff and Strathearn
Those who sewed: Christine Forsyth, Judith Tipping, Rona McCarra, Lynn Scott-Cockle, Pam Regan, Esther Aitken, Jane-Marie Laird, Lorraine Gardner, Reina McArthur, Rowan Mestecky, Lynn Bowers, Mhairi Farquhar, Susie O'Neill, Lesley Wright, Pat Leigh, Beth Fotheringham, Meg Griffiths, Jane White, Gill McBride, Gitte Bushby, Heather Walker, Joan Walker, Laura Hustwayte, Margaret Coll, Margaret MacVicar, Molly Wilcock, Anne Grodzicka, Juliet Hughes, Clare and Iona Aldridge, Sheena PlummerConvertible Bag by Christine Forsyth
Christine made this shoulder/cross-body/backpack bag as a welcome break from sewing scrubs.Wee Scrubs by Esther Aitken
Esther is part of the team making full-sized sets of scrubs for the NHS.All is but a dewdrop on a blade of grass by Caroline Moore
Covered notebook in freestyle embroidery inspired by the natural world'Face' Masks created by Rowan Mestecky
'Crieff in Lockdown' filmed by Leona Craig
View to Turlum by Pete Evanson
Digital art created on an ipad
A lockdown take on the old Ian Dury classic
Sharon Russell reflects on all the things we're missing in her own composition based on a 1930s tune
'Journey of a lockdown loo roll' created by the Strathearn Snapper with help from the people of Strathearn
Lockdown 001 by Oliver G M Lewis
Stop, Look, Look Again by Iz Robertson
Part of a mindfulness walk in Broich Woods and along the River EarnReflection by Carol McKee
taken in Lady Mary's Walk, CrieffBarvick Falls taken by Kim Osborne
Daily Exercise in Strathearn's beautiful landscape
