Recommended by Neil Milton
Where Art Meets Psychology. We are not all "tortured geniuses" and art isn't always therapy but there is so much richness and connection and magic in the in between. Let's play, communicate, and learn there.
Kathryn's enthusiasm for and knowledge of the confluence where art and mental health meet provide both inspiration for the artist and information for the curious.
Weekly letters from my island home in Shetland: slow-ish living with a hot pink punk rock edge. Forever obsessed with storytelling and capturing little joys in words, photos & art. *Nov 2024: Rebel Readers a book club dedicated to women's stories*
One of my favourite Substackers. inviting, entertaining and engaging writing, beautiful photographs, and a wee piece of far-north home for a Scottish emigrant.
A celebration of photography, collage, and storytelling as a way to explore the creative journey and the bittersweet moments of life.
As the weeks passed, I realised I woke on Sundays in eager anticipation of Stella's email punctuating the end of one and the beginning of another... If that's not a reason for a recommendation, I don't know what is.
Helping me to look when there is seemingly nothing new to see.
Photography related musings - a mix of my own photos, photographers I admire and photobooks which inspire.
Andrew and I share a mutual love of photography and photo books. Not only is he an eloquent writer, but has a wide knowledge of monographs and collections. I have discovered several books through his writing.
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