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Susan McCreevy Artist works from her studio in Wasps Creative Academy in Inverness. Graduating in 1998 with a BA (Hons) degree in Textile Design & Printmaking. She embarked on a successful career in London, serving as a freelance textile designer and assuming the role of Visual Merchandiser at the esteemed Habitat Finchley Rd.
Susan's artistic journey has evolved over the years, culminating in a focus on painting and printmaking techniques that blend seamlessly together.
Susan's compositions possess a captivating and enigmatic quality, achieved through meticulous layering of elements.
Susan McCreevy Inspired by nature, Susan's artistic palette is carefully curated, with shades of blues, teals, and gold evoking a sense of serenity and tranquillity. The natural world serves as a perpetual wellspring of inspiration, influencing the shapes and patterns and imagery that emerge in her art.
One of Susan's remarkable talents lies in her ability to merge different mediums. Combining hand-printed elements with the ancient technique of encaustic wax, she creates pieces that are both mesmerizing and captivating.
Susan's artistry has garnered significant attention on social media, allowing her to connect with a global audience. Her work now graces the walls of discerning collectors worldwide, while her online courses have attracted individuals eager to learn from her expertise and artistic prowess. Follow Susan on Instagram here.
Susan's talent has been showcased in notable exhibitions, including the Strathpeffer Art Fair, Logie Steading Gallery, and Eden Court Theatre, further solidifying her reputation as an accomplished artist.
If you are looking to purchase original artwork, prints or jewellery, you can find Susan's art in Logie Steading Gallery, Pipers Coffee House & Gallery in Tain and by appointment in her Studio at Wasps Creative Academy
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