Katherine Soutar
@kateartist.bsky.social
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Traditional Artist/illustrator, specialising in storytelling, folklore and mythology. Lives between two worlds, loves them both
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kateartist.bsky.social
I have never before had the slightest desire to visit the USA but I suddenly want to go to Portland after all the posts I have seen recently… 😘
muellershewrote.com
Portland has elevated protesting to an art form.
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muellershewrote.com
Portland has elevated protesting to an art form.
kateartist.bsky.social
Yes,we are in danger from these ridiculous people, they will reduce our culture to flags and fish and chips and impoverish our arts sector, which is world renowned and brings more cash into this country than most, but since they can’t even spell Britain I’m not surprised at all
bearlypolitics.co.uk
So, the plan is to cut English, the arts, and sociology - the degrees that actually study culture - while on another part of your platform claiming to “defend” British culture.

It’s performance nationalism with a reading age of seven.
Badenoch: Curb students taking 'rip-off' degrees such as English
The performing arts, sociology and anthropology are among the subjects the Conservatives would like to cut
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zackpolanski.bsky.social
Nearly 3000 new members in the 24 hours since the Party Political Broadcast.

Extraordinary.

Hope is returning. 💚🚀

Join.greenparty.org.uk
kateartist.bsky.social
#inktober day 7 'starfish'

A chance to honour my favourite poet, Mary Oliver

Starfish
In the sea rocks,
in the stone pockets
under the tide’s lip,
in water dense as blindness
they slid
like sponges,
like too many thumbs.
I knew this, and what I wanted
was to draw my hands back
from the water
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bearlypolitics.co.uk
Part Two is live.

Project 2025 isn’t just an American story anymore - it’s being rewritten in Westminster under a new name:

The Centre for a Better Britain.

www.bearlypolitics.co.uk/p/resolute-1...
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timbale.bsky.social
If you can't see how this will end, then you're not paying attention (not least to what's going on on the other side of the Atlantic).
kateartist.bsky.social
Bid the fern sing an emerald song
While the trees walk in procession along.
Spider,spin a wreath for his head;
In gossamer garland the delicate dead.
Wind, wait and mourn him as you pass, And with slow steps make musical the grass.

V M Ferguson

#inktober #inktoberday5 #deer
kateartist.bsky.social
#inktober day 4 'Murky'

I started from fog and wandered... as I sometimes do, into a place of dreams and memories x
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womensartbluesky.bsky.social
Steampunk dragon by US artist Sue Beatrice who creates steampunk sculptures and jewellery by recycling old watch parts #WomensArt
Photo featuring a tiny sculpture of a winged dragon created with small metal cogs resting on the end of a white finger
kateartist.bsky.social
#inktober day 3. 'Crown'

Inspired by a poem by Annie Finch, Mabon Crown

extract:

Here is my crown
Of winding vine,
Of leaves that dropped,
That fingers twined,
another crown
to yield and shine
with a year’s
fermented wine.

the half finished stage is on the left, I almost wish I’d left it there
kateartist.bsky.social
#inktober day one 'Moustache'

I went with something literal today, because who doesn't love a Tamarind with a Tache 😉

Indian ink and a wee bit charcoal

#inktoberday1 #inktober2025 #drawing #ink #artchallenge #keepartalive #keeparthuman
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phillewis.bsky.social
Jane Goodall, ethologist and conservationist, has died. She was 91
kateartist.bsky.social
Love in the sky this morning x
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womensartbluesky.bsky.social
US photographer Margaret Bourke-White on top of the Chrysler Building, New York, 1931 #womensart
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womensartbluesky.bsky.social
Minami Keiko (1911-2004), Japanese artist, aquatint engraver, and poet #womensart
Print featuring a blue and black bird standing facing left by a neat small tree on a rounded mound or hill top
kateartist.bsky.social
Lunchtime stroll in Clissold park. I used to bring Tam here in his pushchair pretty much every week when he was tiny. It’s still lovely, and still full of families out on a Sunday ❤️
kateartist.bsky.social
Fantastic afternoon at the Tate yesterday.Ithell Colqoun, Turner, lunch in the members room( best soup ever!) and art stash from the shop 😉

Happy me
kateartist.bsky.social
I don’t know whether this has relevance but, here in the UK paracetamol (tylenol) is very very cheap as it’s a generic medicine. I’m guessing someone stands to make money pushing alternatives. Follow the money folks
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womensartbluesky.bsky.social
Native American Acoma pottery, vase, by ceramics artist Paula Estevan #WomensArt
Round ceramics vase with narrow neck, with red, white and black triangular repeated pattern in vertical lines