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All through lockdown, our artists have been travelling in their imaginations, from Cuba to Zanzibar, Tokyo to Colorado - see the results at our online show ow.ly/Vqfm50Emtr2 George Donald's 'Cuban Mist' is the deserving winner of the £500 RSW Council Award. #lastfewdays

Alf Jasinki's 'Lost Boats' was inspired by the old boat shed in Dysart, Fife. Alf says: 'I lived in Dysart for nearly 30 years and enjoyed walks on the coastal path. I was fascinated to find the old nameplates of boats I had once seen in use.' ow.ly/FTgd50Emtch

'There is no lockdown summer evening better spent than sitting quietly in the company of badgers.' Artist Claire Harkess paints wildlife within One Square Mile of home. For this and other animals see rsw.org.uk/digital-exhibi… until Monday 19th

Diana Hope says of her painting 'The Ice Bowl Winter': 'This was made for my mother, to remember her making an ice bowl which she filled with flowers. The table top contains all those things she would have liked.' One more week to see our online show at ow.ly/VyJG50EmpC5

'Living in the West of Scotland, you learn to love rain,' says Jackie Stevenson, whose painting 'Curtains of Rain' won the Wallace & Seymour Prize in this year's RSW Exhibition. Looking for something to do on a rainy day? Catch the show until 19th April at ow.ly/Q9BW50Ek36L

Artist Derek Robertson painted this after watching pesticide spraying in Fife. 'The pesticides drifted from an adjacent field into the adjoining wildflower meadows and killed all the bees.' This painting is in the RSW's Annual Exhibition at ow.ly/XTWn50Ek1Ky.

Travel without leaving your armchair with the RSW's Annual Exhibition, online until 19 April on ow.ly/UUkv50EjKOx Artist Liz Myhill has been painting the high-altitude plain between Bolivia and Chile which she describes as 'exhilarating and unnerving in equal measure'.

Four seasons in one day? Take a walk through the year with the artists of the RSW. All these and more in our Annual Exhibition, online now at ow.ly/aB2u50EiAsG Ends 19th April, all works are for sale!

Four seasons in one day? Take a walk through the year with the artists of the RSW. All these and more in our Annual Exhibition, online now at ow.ly/Z3VW50EiAq0 Ends 19th April, all works are for sale!

An intriguing image by artist David Forster. 'We will take our children out into the forest (Birnam)' takes its title from Grimm's Fairy Tales. David says: 'Innocence beset by dark, an image for our times, perhaps.' #onetoponder Full RSW exhibition at ow.ly/7HYO50E97Xv

James Fraser's painting 'Together' is the winner of the James Gray Award in the RSW's 140th Annual Exhibition (rsw.org.uk/digital-exhibi…). James says: 'I usually work fairly fast but, in the first period of lockdown, felt the need to set myself a work that would test my patience.'

Loving your lockdown walks? Douglas Davies calls this painting 'a response to lots of ramblings in the the Pentlands during lockdown - sometimes optimistic, sometimes not, always inspiring.' See where other artists have been walking in our online show at rsw.org.uk

What's your favourite walk? RSW president Jim Dunbar loves the Cowal Way in Argyll, especially the stretch between Portavadie and Tarbet, Loch Lomond, which inspired this painting. His wee four-legged companion couldn't be left out! rsw.org.uk/digital-exhibi…

Art reviews: Duncan Macmillan on Modern @FAS_Edinburgh and the RSW Annual Members Exhibition

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Artist Anthea Gage says: 'This painting is a portrait of my friend Nicola and her pet bird, Bazil. Sadly, he died last year, so what started as a portrait became a life story. Nicola says I caught his expression.' For more creatures great and small, visit ow.ly/vzN050E1pMp

It was a joy to watch 'Eye of the Storm', a beautiful, poignant film about Montrose-based artist James Morrison in his final years by leading documentary filmmaker Anthony Baxter | Filmmaker. At Glasgow Film Festival this week and now available to watch online ow.ly/zYZ150DQ7Yv

We're loving this portrait by Aine Divine of her friend Danny. She says: 'This is a portrait of my friend Danny Mullins, a delightful and inspiring soul with a great profile to paint.' To see this and more than 70 other new paintings, visit rsw.org.uk/digital-exhibi…