A homage to female friendship, through poetry and animation, from Glasgow School of Art student Iona Lee.

Wildlife photographer Mark Connelly found a way to bring nature into the kitchen of his Glasgow flat, when lockdown meant he wasn’t able to get out into the hills as normal. Show more

Edna is a Scottish artist on a mission to save the planet. Whether it's an empty biscuit box, a used milk bottle or an empty dog food tin, Edna can see value where others can't. Show more

Anti-double-chin bandages, smile trainers, face slimmers; how far will we go in the name of beauty? Artist Evija Laivina questions the virtual world's obsession with perfection. Show more

Celebrating the life and work of one of Scotland’s most important 20th century visual artists, Iain Hamilton Finlay. Show more

Portrait photography has given Tayo Adekunle a creative way to negotiate her own history and educate others on black history by placing herself in colonial imagery from the 19th century. Show more

Kiaz Trepte shares the inspiring journey of how she used her skills as a textile maker and a former Vivienne Westwood fitter to become a puppet maker.

Fashion graduate Vivienne Lynch shares her inspiring journey to becoming an underwear designer based in Melrose, in the Scottish Borders. Show more

At just 21 years old, fine artist Grace Payne-Kumar reveals why centuries-old classical techniques have inspired her to adopt traditional methods in her art. Show more

Artist and performer Daemon Clelland transforms humans into beautifully crafted monsters, showing us his creative process and the inspiration behind his performances as Shrekx666. Show more

Drag queen Gingzilla attempts to create an Edinburgh-inspired look for £50, and Rujazzle combines her two great passions into a photo series entitled 28 Days of Art Herstory. Show more

Kirsten was 16 when her father, Big Country’s Stuart Adamson, took his own life. In this episode of Loop she writes him an open letter to thank him for his music.

Loop features Radial, part of National Theatre of Scotland’s Futureproof festival, where young people in Dundee collaborated with Back to Back Theatre (Australia). Show more

Josie KO’s sculptures emit a burst of colour and mischief, but beneath the gaudy knitted skirts and over-the-top wigs lies a more serious message. Show more

Charles Young takes inspiration from the buildings of Edinburgh and painstakingly transforms one of Scotland's most famous and complex edifices into a tiny, three-dimensional structure. Show more

Aberfeldy-based furniture maker Angus Ross creates sustainable wooden pieces using environmentally friendly techniques such as steam-bending. Show more

After being stunned by the bulk-buying at the start of lockdown, artist Caroline Gormley decided to document her experience of the time on loo roll using oil paints. Show more

Fife-based Kirsty Stevens was 22 when she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, and now, 13 years later, she runs a design business, using her own brain scans as artistic inspiration.

Fashion designer Sarah Murphy runs her own brand creating couture tulle dresses from home while holding down a full-time job as a schoolteacher. Show more

After taking part in a life drawing session at HMP Barlinnie, Peter Doherty chats to Loop about the therapeutic benefits of art. Show more