Welcome to our Virtual ‘Art in the Waiting Room’ Gallery
Lorna Hutchison | 28th January – 24th March 2021
CWT are excited to bring our ‘Art in the Waiting Room’ project to you online where you can now enjoy our current exhibition from the comfort of your home!
Not only does this opportunity promote our local artists, but it allows us to continue our fundraising in a new way with 25% of all sales supporting CWT.
Learn more about our Art in the Waiting Room project by listening to our Senior Administrator’s welcome message.
We hope you enjoy the latest exhibition!
How to purchase
1. Download Reservation Form
Artwork is reserved on a first-come, first-served basis.
2. Return Reservation Form
Return your reservation form by email to CWT: admin@cwt.scot
We will pass your request on to the artist.
3. Payment & Delivery
The artist will contact you directly to organise payment and delivery / collection of the artwork.
Depending on the artist’s availability and your location, it may be possible to collect directly from them. If collection is not available, there will be an additional postage cost.
Enjoy browsing the exhibition below.
If you see something you’d like to purchase, just complete our Reservation Form!
25% of all sales will go to support CWT
Please note: CWT provide the online platform for exhibiting work and fundraising for the charity only. Payments will be processed by the artist with artwork also sent direct from the artist. Any issues relating to receiving the work are to be taken up with the artist directly. Work is available on a first come, first served basis and reservations must be done using the CWT reservation form.
Lorna Hutchison’s Online Gallery
Click on the images below to view the full work of art and enjoy the close ups of the beautiful textures, colours and marks found in Lorna’s intriguing watercolours – we hope you enjoy the exhibition!
Artist Statement
“I have been interested in art and painting all my life. I am an Occupational Therapist by profession, but also took time out to complete an Art History degree at Aberdeen University in my early fifties.
It is only in recent years I have been working in watercolour. I was inspired by local and professional artist Doreen Bothwell. Through her classes I have learned to love this unpredictable medium, embracing it’s qualities to create colourful and spontaneous works. I also enjoy using salt and other techniques to enhance texture.
I paint for relaxation and prefer a loose intuitive style where colour choice comes first and the subject later! The image often emerges naturally from the behaviour of the paint. During lockdown, fellow artists and I have inspired and supported each other online by challenges such as painting a chosen subject together. This has taken us out of our comfort zones and resulted in a wonderful array of differing interpretations and styles some of which are in this exhibition.”
Afternoon Stroll
Lorna’s video shows the creation of ‘Afternoon Stroll’ – a little artwork the size of a postcard. She comments:
“There are parts of this little painting I would change if I could, but the freshness of spontaneous works is often their charm.”
You can purchase ‘Afternoon Stroll‘ from the gallery below.

Be creative too!
Using the video above, why not have a go creating your own artwork! If you feel it has come out well, you could send it as a postcard to a friend, turn it into a birthday card or, if there’s only a small part of it you like, trim it and use as a gift tag!
Happy painting!
Work for sale
A note from the artist: all prices include postage and packing. The painting and mount sizes are approximate; some mounts cover a small area around the painting.