Very happy that The Press and Journal have featured Granite Girls - a women's climbing club some friends and I started last year in Aberdeen :) Mountaineering Scotland British Mountaineering Council UKClimbing Alpine Club pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/lifestyle/h…

My 1st first-author publication is finally out in Solid Earth: se.copernicus.org/articles/15/12… The study uses quantitative tectonic geomorphology to assess the evolution and activity of the Shanxi Rift and then assesses the impact inherited Palaeoproterzoic structures of the region

I'm really looking forward to running a creative workshop with Scottish Mountaineering Press at the Fort William Mountain Festival in February next year! Together we will interpret the geology and landscape of Glen Nevis through mixed media sketchbook painting.❤️ mountainfestival.co.uk/ticket/explore…

I'm really looking forward to talking about my research to the Sedgwick Club at Cambridge University next Monday! Plus a screening of my short film - The Lost Art of the Land. ❤️🌍🎨🖌️

Karolina Pakenaite took part in our Des Rubens and Bill Wallace grant, which funded a winter skills course to support her goal to be the first deafblind person to summit Everest. 🏔️ Read Karolina's inspiring trip report here: eu1.hubs.ly/H0dsMrx0

Through our Des Rubens and Bill Wallace Grant, geologist and artist Phoebe Sleath undertook a one-week artist's residency/sailing expedition to the Small Isles. ⛵🎨 Read Phoebe's beautifully illustrated trip report here: eu1.hubs.ly/H0dsZn90

My A3 Calendars are still available on my website! Featuring my watercolour sketches and their geology/landscape/climbing inspiration. Lots of good feedback from those who have already received them :) Thank you! phoebe.sleath.co.uk/product/2025-c…

Our next Zoom talk is on Monday 20th January. 7.00pm contact [email protected] for the link. LINKING GEOLOGY AND ART IN THE FIELD PHOEBE SLEATH (UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEEN). Further information: belfastgeologists.org/index.php/2025…

Attending #EGU25 next week? Come say hi! I’ll be at my art stall on the Purple Level—swing by for science-inspired art and good chats! 🎨🪨 #SciArt

Thrust systems are fundamental components of orogenic belts. Here is our review paper on historical background of thrust and nappe tectonics in orogenic settings: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Want a (*slightly* inaccurate) geological field notebook sticker for your actual geological field notebook? I’m giving them out at #EGU25 📖🌍 #sciart #EGUart Find me on the purple level near the poster hall!

Our exhibition Art in Earth Science opens TODAY! Featuring the work of 16 artists taking inspiration from the geology beneath our feet. Gallery 1, Scot-Art, 151 Ldn Rd, Edinburgh. Open until 18th May

If you are about in Edinburgh this weekend, check out our exhibition 🎨 Art in Earth Science 🌋 Showing until 18th May in Gallery 1, Scot-Art, 151 London Road, Edinburgh

The next artist to be on display at the Wild Space Gallery is Lizzie Wood, a painter and comic-maker living in Inverness, from 3 - 30 June.

Something exciting is coming 🎉 Join us in creating the Deep Time Trail at Siccar Point! Launching September 15th 2025. James Hutton Institute Edinburgh Geological Society