Blue Room Inclusive Arts visit Project Ability

Watercolour painting with Blue Room Inclusive Arts

On Friday, 7th March, we were thrilled to welcome artists from Blue Room Inclusive Arts in Liverpool to our Project Ability studios in Glasgow. They joined our Friday Aspire group for a fun-filled day of creativity, connection, and artistic exploration.

The studio was alive with energy as artists from both groups came together to experiment with watercolour printing. It was wonderful to see everyone dive into the process, sharing ideas and techniques along the way. Each artist created at least two beautiful prints, and the results were fantastic — full of colour, imagination, and personal expression.

This visit was extra special, as Blue Room – Studio Me is one of the exhibiting groups in our current show, Express Collaborations. This group exhibition has been curated by artist Tanya Raabe-Webber and celebrates creative partnerships between disabled artists.

A huge thank you to the Blue Room artists for joining us and making the day such a success. We love connecting with other inclusive art studios and can’t wait to collaborate again in the future!

A man in a blue top sitting at a table drawing. There is paints and paper on the large tables and easels in the background

two artists sit at a table, they are looking up towards the camera. They both have a drawing in front of them. There is water pots, paints and paintbrushes on the table.

over the shoulder view of a man in a blue cap and blue striped tshirt drawing. He is sitting at a group of white desks and there are paints, and pieces of paper on the table

two artists sit at desks in front f an open window, They are painting on pieces of paper.

a man is sat looking down at his drawing. he has a pencil in his hand. his glasses sit on the table next to him along with paints. there is a large table in the background with people sitting all around it.

an image of a watercolour print. it has black foreground with a lighhouse to the right hand side. it has some red in the background, blue for the sea and sky and some yellow poking through the clouds.

a woman satnds smiling next to her lighthouse artwork which is hanging on a line to dry

two artists sit behind desks in the studio, they have their heads down painting. there are paints, brushes and water pots on the table.

an over the shoulder picture of a woman painting at a large desk.

a watercolour print hanging on a line with wooden pegs to dry. The print has multicoloured bird sitting on a wall or fence

Cameron Morgan is standing up on a chair to hang his watercolour print up to dry. the prints are hanging in front of a large window.

Artist John McNaught is standing at the printing press. he is holding on to the handle. There are two other artists watching on.

An artist is standing at the printing press preparing his painting to go through.

a finished watercolour print of a tiger. it hasd a bright green background and a brown strip at the bottom under the tiger to represent the ground

Artist Tanya Rabbe -Webber is sitting in her wheelchair in front of the printing press. She is smiling and holding her finished artwork up.

A man in a red tshirt is standing side on using the printing press.

an artist stands in the studio holding up her finished colourful print with both hands.

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