Discover the creative world of Cornish-based artist Maggie, whose stunning paintings are inspired by daily walks along the dramatic Cornish coastline. In this inspiring interview, Maggie shares how the changing light, shifting tides, wild coastal landscapes and powerful emotions she experiences by the sea shape her distinctive work in oil and cold wax.
We have reached our longest day of light. A liminal time making way for extended possibilities to explore our natural world, and to reflect upon the abundance of wildlife along the South West Coast Path.
The Jurassic Coast celebrates 25 years as a World Heritage Site this year. Sam Scriven, Principal Officer – World Heritage, at Dorset Council, writes about how special this stretch of coastline is, and the millions of years of history that is continuously revealed in this precious dynamic coastal environment.
Introducing Dreya Glass Art, where glass artworks are shaped and inspired by Dreya’s love for the sea and coastline. For Dreya, the ocean is a constant force in her life, from a childhood in West Africa, to the shores of Cornwall, Dreya’s art reflects her passion for the coast and the ocean environment.
We’re thrilled to announce this year’s Young Photographer of the Year —Arthur Allan, who captured a truly special moment with his stunning image “Rubbing Shoulders on Gwennap Head.”
Artist Lucy Davies draws deep inspiration from the Cornish coast, where decades of walking the cliffs between Padstow and Newquay have shaped her vibrant seascapes. Working in acrylics, inks and mixed media, she layers colour, texture and imagination to capture the drama of sea, sky and wild coastal plants. Painting from sketches made along the Coast Path, Lucy’s work reflects both the rugged beauty of Cornwall and the joy she feels while immersed in its ever-changing landscape.
The South West Coast Path 