About Cesca
Welcome to Cesca, where the beauty of nature intertwines with the power of creativity to inspire and uplift. In today's fast-paced world, it can be challenging to find moments of relaxation and escape from reality. That's why Cesca embraces the magic of early morning walks, carving out precious time to immerse oneself in the serenity of nature.
I find joy in capturing the essence of these walks through my art. Each drawing is a testament to the profound beauty that surrounds us, grounding the spirit and energising for the day ahead. Nature has a way of grounding us, offering a refreshing respite from the demands of everyday life.
I specialise in capturing the breathtaking beauty of the Cotswolds, distilling its magnificence into images that transport you to a world of tranquillity. Through my art, I seek to encapsulate the quality and authenticity of nature, allowing you to experience its splendour in its purest form.
But ‘Cesca's’ purpose extends beyond personal enjoyment. It is driven by the desire to use creativity for the benefit of others. Through my work, I aim to share the beauty I encounter, inspiring and connecting with people from all walks of life. My art is a bridge between worlds, evoking emotions and reminding everyone of the wonders that lie just beyond their reach.
Cesca is more than just a name; it represents a passion for capturing the extraordinary within the ordinary. I invite you to join me on this artistic journey, where nature and creativity intertwine to create moments of pure enchantment. Let ‘Cesca’ guide you through the beauty of the Cotswolds and beyond, as it strives to make a positive impact on the world through its artistic endeavours.
About
The Cotswolds
Where Are The Cotswolds?
The Cotswolds are a range of hills in south western and west-central England covering an area approximately 25 miles (40 km) across and 90 miles (145 km) long.
The Cotswold area, which has been designated as the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, lies mainly within the English counties of Gloucestershire and Oxfordshire.
Why Are The Cotswolds So Special?
The Cotswolds are famous for their typically English landscape of lovely green rolling hills, stone walls, woodland and charming little towns and villages. Many of the buildings you will see here are made from sandy yellow Cotswold Stone, making the whole area highly attractive.
The region has become increasingly popular with wealthy Londoners and a number of celebrities have made the Cotswolds their home, which is why you often hear about the Cotswolds in the tabloid press. Don’t let that put you off though, there is a reason why rich people want to live here: this is a brilliant place to come for a holiday with lots of opportunities for enjoying the beautiful landscapes and soaking up the local cultural scene.
Best Cotswold Villages
The Cotswolds boasts a number of picturesque villages and towns which delight visitors with their chocolate-box charm. One of the most famous Cotswolds towns is Stow-on-the-Wold, which features an enticing combination of appealing architecture, art galleries, antique shops (amongst others) and plenty of places to enjoy refreshments. From a totally neutral point of view Overbury is also pretty special and well worth a visit!
Things To Do In the Area
The Cotswolds really does have something for everyone. The lovely towns and villages offer a variety of cultural and historical attractions as well as beautiful architecture, while the natural landscapes are sure to amaze anyone who has a passion for the outdoors. The abundance of exciting land and water-based activities also ensures that action seekers will have no shortage of things to keep them occupied. With such a diverse array of things to see and do here, it’s no wonder that everyone is talking about the Cotswolds!
Cotswold Wildlife park & Gardens
An attraction that is sure to excite animal lovers is the Cotswold Wildlife Park & Gardens. Visitors of all ages can have fun discovering the variety of animals that live within the park’s four sections which encompass birds, reptiles and amphibians, primates and mammals. Equally enticing are the lovely gardens that provide an exceptionally pleasant place to stroll in or indulge in a leisurely picnic.
Why is Overbury so special?
Overbury is a village and civil parish in Worcestershire, England, midway between Evesham and Tewkesbury south of Bredon Hill.
The manor of Overbury was purchased by the banking family of Martin in the 18th century from the Parsons family, members of whom also owned neighbouring Kemerton Court. The Martins rebuilt Overbury Court in c.1740, and it is still occupied by their descendants in 2018.