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How to draw a Scottish Wildcat - @withNature2020 for SCOTLAND

Draw the Scottish Wildcat with the Little Art School. On May 22nd the Little Art School will be creating a giant image on the ground as part of the withNature2020 project. We will be using materials collected from 4 local primary schools and arranging them to form our Wildcat, which will be filmed from the air and join the @withNature2020 images of endangered species from around the world. Our image is very special to us as the design was created by Little Art School Graduate, Nathan Connell, who is now a students at Duncan of Jordanstone School of Art. Nathan's design was created using the colours of the Scottish Thistle. The idea of this film is to encourage you to contribute to withNature2020, a collaborative art project which is going to generate giant images of endangered species at different locations across the world on 22 May. Why is it doing that? Well, the project wants to get people thinking and talking about biodiversity because at the moment we are losing species far too fast, at 100 to 1000 times the rate at which we have naturally lost them. In the video Sean Haddow talks about the Scottish Wildcat, it's characteristics and why it is on the brink of extinction. We liaised with 'Saving Scottish Wildcats' to ensure that our facts were up to date and accurate. Thank you Sean for your research which has guided us in our part in the project. We are working with 4 primary schools in Ayr to put together their school colours to create a giant Wildcat on the playing fields of Belmont Academy. The image will be created on the ground by Conor Haddow (S4 Belmont) and with materials put in place by a team of Belmont students led by Rowan Smith (S6 Belmont). We are very grateful to Belmont Academy, Holmston Primary, Alloway Primary, Doonfoot Primary and Kincaidston Primary for their part in this wonderful project, enabling Scotland to be part of the international day for biodiversity, when artists and organisations around the world are going to create a tapestry of species across the world.