The textile work of artist Sarah Morrish, focuses on the natural world and landscape.  She works as a natural history illustrator and tutor, and in recent years she has extended her creative practice to explore and depict the wider environment through tapestry weaving and stitching.

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Her work will often take a semi-abstract approach, inspired by history, habitats, colours, textures, shapes, sights and sounds found in the landscape to create intriguing pieces. ​She is also drawn to seasonal changes and colours, especially the warm, earthy tones, using a range of materials and media within her art.

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Undyed yarn will often feature in her weaving, alongside yarn that she has spun herself using a drop spindle.  Other fibres will also feature in her work such as nettle, hemp and paper yarns.