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Cover of The Dorset Year Book 2025

2025

The Dorset Year Book

From saddle to studio, a profile by John Newth, follows Katie from point-to-point rider to independent artist, and visits her home and studio in the former blacksmith’s forge at Hinton St Mary.

‘If you work from life, there’s a real fluidity, and the more you do it, the more accomplished it becomes.’
Katie Scorgie at her easel, photographed for Country Life

2017

Country Life

Katie was featured in Lives and souls of Dorset by Arabella Youens, in the magazine’s Deepest Dorset issue. The article notes that her oil Huntsman and Hounds in the Snow was commissioned for the Countryside Alliance’s Christmas card, and that she has followed and painted most of the packs in the county, including the South Dorset, Portman and Blackmore & Sparkford Vale.

‘It’s a privilege to live and work in Dorset, we’re very lucky. There’s a proper community here.’
The Queen's Life Guards riding through snow, oil, 2012

2011 – 2012

The Household Cavalry

In 2011 Lt-Col Dan Hughes invited Katie and two other artists to paint the Life Guards and the Blues & Royals, behind the scenes and on parade. For a year she had free access to Hyde Park Barracks and was present at the regiment’s major events, including the wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton.

The paintings were shown in Best of British, with Daniel Crane and Tom Hoar, at Hyde Park Barracks, Knightsbridge, 23 to 26 April 2012, in aid of the Household Cavalry Foundation.

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