by Ruth | Mar 27, 2024 | Learn English and Scottish Culture, Learn English with Scottish Art
Why Meet Artists on your Immersion English Holiday? At Blue Noun Language Hub, we have a Network of Artists who would love to show you their artwork and studios. We work with local artists for several reasons: $ We love to support local artists by bringing them...
by Ruth | Jan 24, 2024 | International Art School Candidate, Learn English with Scottish Art, Tips for Enjoying Scotland
Idols of Mud and Water by Ramesh Mario Nithiyendran “You need to take photos. No one is going to believe you if you don’t.” This is what the gallery invigilator said after we’d walked through the door and audibly gasped.He was right,...
by Ruth | Oct 12, 2023 | Learn English and Scottish Culture, Learn English and Scottish History, Learn English with Scottish Art, Meet the Makers English Immersion
Illustrator Laura Darling (left) answering questions about her banner designs. Walk, Chat Draw – In Crieff Dundee-based illustrator Laura Darling has been awarded one of 6 commissioned banners for the Perth Museum, which will open in Spring 2024. The banners are...
by Ruth | Jun 28, 2023 | Learn English and Scottish Culture, Learn English and Scottish History, Learn English with Scottish Art
Learn English with Cultural Tourism Here in Scotland, summer is officially upon us. At this time of year, most people’s thoughts turn to travel. For many, visiting local museums and galleries is an essential part of any trip. Cultural tourism, including...
by Ruth | Jun 1, 2022 | Learn English with Scottish Art, Tips for English Learners
To help you decide if you should be searching for an English language teacher or an English language coach, I will use examples of teaching and coaching in learning to draw and learning a language. I use drawing as my analogy as many of our English learners have had...
by Ruth | Apr 19, 2022 | Learn English and Scottish Culture, Learn English with Scottish Art
How One Wooden Artwork in Dysart Makes Sense of the Sea This blog is about Scottish Landscape Art, in particular one wooden artwork in Dysart, Fife, by Perthshire artist Donald Urquhart. In case you haven’t seen it, I’ll share some basic descriptive...