Suzanne Lynas Artist - Bee Creative

18/09/2026

Another adult education workshop at Hyde Hall. Great fun was had by all learning how to make wet felted bowls, there may have been a few aching arms later!

18/09/2026

So surprised to have made it to the BBC news with my seal sculpture, but very pleased it’s doing it’s job of raising awareness

18/09/2026

Art doesn’t have to be big, grand or even permanent. Working with some younger students, we collected fallen flowers and garden “trimmings” to create some beautiful work. Will it last? Absolutely not, but sometimes that’s just the point

18/09/2026

Another class exploring the natural form through mark making with some more unusual materials such as electrical tape and biro pens. We also utilise wire to create 2D and 3D representations of some of the more traditionally drawn art, as always it’s great to see what some of the students achieve perhaps despite some initial reluctance to try and unknown medium and methods

18/09/2026

Few more pics of the Japanese inspired fish kites from my Contemporary Elders workshop at the Focal Point Gallery, Southend. Absolutely inspirational group and so much fun to work with!

17/09/2026

Not exactly the latest in millinery but working with a primary school to create sustainable and recyclable items for their outdoor play area. We used willow and wool to create flowers, dragonflies and butterflies, all can be composted once they have served their purpose.

17/09/2026

Papermache is not just for primary school art lessons, it’s great fun to revisit as an adult and just enjoy the whole hands on experience. I hope to run more papermache workshops in the near future.

17/09/2026

Working today with some 5 year olds and I challenged them to create some pictures of owls using only what they could find in the forest. This was a quick activity but I thought they did amazingly well! The joy of being in the woods was simply contagious, a really lovely day

17/09/2026

For the last few years I’ve been delighted to be a speaker at both Anglia Ruskin Chelmsford and Cambridge. We explore ways to incorporate sustainability and art into the classroom and how to find inspiration for making art cross curricular. Many thanks to Drew for this lovely write up on Linkedin.

The third year Primary Education Studies students at ARU Chelmsford enjoyed an inspiring guest session today delivered by the incredible Suzanne Lynas – a truly thought-provoking talk on sustainable art and working with primary schools. Students were able to see examples of her work first-hand, sp...

16/09/2026

Another lovely job for the GlowAgency, this time a crazy carrot/banana mutant (and why not! lol) and a bean bag Easter egg game